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Parameters | Accepted Values | Description | Default | Since |
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pagemenu |
pagename | Page to display in the menu. Example value: HomePage. | ||
menu_class |
text | Class of the menu container | ||
menu_id |
text | Id of the menu in the DOM | ||
menu_type |
alpha | Display the page as a menu (horiz / vert) | ||
use_namespace |
int | Prepend the default namespace to the page name for localized menus per workspace (1/0) | 0 |
On the page Admin > Modules (tiki-admin_modules.php)
The module will have the same title as the wiki page.
You can assign this "menupage" to any module zone (See Module Admin page if needed, or you can include it within a wiki page, using the PluginModule.
Imagine you have a page called ))SideMenu((, with this content:
(:arrow:) [tiki-index_raw.php|Home Page] (:arrow:) [tiki-lastchanges.php|Last changes] (:arrow:) [tiki-view_forum.php?forumId=1|Forum Wiki-translation] ''[tiki-editpage.php?page=SideMenu|edit]''
The wiki page itself looks like this:
Then, the module menupage, like all modules, can be assigned to a group of users.
The assigned module looks like this:
You can see this example live in http://www.wiki-translation.com
For more advanced menus, see "Menu" feature.
See these pages for information that applies for all modules: