Here a little demo how I do double step css menu with show_menu2
http://votreespace.net/wbdemo/pages/doublemenu.php
Thank you, that is very nice!
Nice! The downside is that you cannot use the page titles on pages anymore... For the menu the page titles must be short and to the point, whereas page titles used on actual pages are much longer and often more like sentences. So you must use <h1>This is the page title for this page</h1> within the WYSIWYG editor. That's not a big problem, but the page titles that are set in the page settings also function as page titles for search engines, and short page titles are not as effective as longer ones.
To sum up: your solution is clever and works nicely, but it can have a negative impact on usability and SEO.
I wish for an extra field besides Menu Title, and Page Title...
since the keywords is not something usefull anymore, it's would be great if sm2 could read thems!
what am I saying, sm2 can!
[keywords]
you can make your [keywords] something like "Pride<br /><span>I am good</span>" so the menu would be from the keywords section since no search engine use them anymore....
and use sm2 like this :
show_menu2(0, SM2_ROOT+1, SM2_START,SM2_TRIM,'[li][a][keywords]</a>');
seams to have been removed from version 4.9.5... since it was working in 4.7!
Quote from: VotreEspace on May 10, 2011, 11:57:38 PM
seams to have been removed from version 4.9.5... since it was working in 4.7!
Really? That's a shame, cause it was a clever way of using the obsolete keywords field...
I agree..
If this functionality is gone, it's a pity.
I hope it's not (didn't look).
Regards,
Stefek
Quote from: VotreEspace on May 10, 2011, 11:57:38 PM
seams to have been removed from version 4.9.5... since it was working in 4.7!
sometimes it helps to read the documentation.. :wink:
README.en.txt Line 333
this this Flag never has been changed since SM2 Version 4.5 from 2008-04-14
but it does not work
there nothing has been changed as i know.
but i'll test it in any case and give response.
it gives something like "[keywords=UNKNOWED]"
I needed it once and made it slightly different
The change made to the core was that i made an extra field in the page settings. Under page title, menu title i made a field called 'submenu title'.
This way i can use [SUBMENU_TITLE] just as you can use the regular menu title
That would be ideal. Could you give us info about how to do that? :wink:
I have to get those files together, I will try to do that tomorrow
changed the admin/pages/settings.php
> added a field called menu title 2, menusubtitel or whatever ...
> added a field to the mysql table called menu_title2
made some additions to showmenu module so that it understands [menu_title2]
it was quite some time ago and havent got the time to fully explore all i have done but this should be it
I suggest you only go and edit core-stuff if you either know what you are doing or make a backup first and keep track of what you are messing up :)
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