I have some resources and I'm trying to show menu with wayfinder:
[[Wayfinder? &startId=`0` ]]
But wayfinder returns nothing. Resources are under the root and published.
What's wrong?
Thanks LIannotti a lot!
Wayfinder should be installed (in package manager) and not included.
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As you probably know, there is a Sitemap-Portlet in Liferay that you can bring into form using a Freemarker-Template in Portlet-Configuration.
Now in a normal Liferay Page under "SEO Settings" you can decide whether to include that page into the sitemap or not.
If you don't include it, it gets removed from the actual Sitemap (/sitemap.xml) but still is shown in the portlet.
Is there a way to access these "SEO Settings" (from freemarker code) so I could somehow filter by setting?
Thanks in advance!
Nevermind, I found out when looking into liferay database table 'layout'.
There is a column for TypeSettings which sometimes contained 'sitemap-include=1', so I simply checked it using layout.getTypeSettingsProperty("sitemap-include").
Ive just installed Evo 1.0.13 and am trying to get wayfinder working.
I have copied the contents of wayfinder.inc.php in the snippets/wayfinder folder to a new snippet as the instructions dictate and have added:
[[Wayfinder? &startId=`0` &level=`2`]]
but nothing appears.
Can anyone help me out?
My fault. I should have been copying the content of snippet.wayfinder.php not wayfinder.inc.php
I would like to make a content based sub navigation on some pages in Orchard 1.4, but i don't know how. Can I achieve this by using Advanced Menu Module or any other module?
Or is there a way to get this done without a module?
Thanks
You need a module. (some random text to make SO happy)
I'm using the default menu in Joomla. So, I have the following structure :
Menu 1
--Submenu1
--Submenu2
--Submenu3
Menu 2
--Submenu1
--Submenu2
--Submenu3
The problem is that I want to include the submenus horizontally on the top of the page instead of displaying them just below the root menu. For example, if I click on "Menu2" :
Submenu1 Submenu2
Menu1
Menu2(selected)
Is it possible ?
Than you.
There you go: http://docs.joomla.org/Creating_a_submenu
I havent done this in a while, but using seperate menu modules is a pretty flexible solution. I'm not quite sure, but I think there are also extensions that do what your want. Either way, the above link should help.
(Newbie)
How can I locate the PHP code which generates html for the menu in drupal 6?
Is there a hook that I could customize?
I wish to add pipe symbol between the items.
I can add this using CSS but that is not what I want.
Please suggest.
Thanks,
Vikas
You probably want to write your own theme_menu_item().
It is documented here: http://api.drupal.org/api/drupal/includes--menu.inc/function/theme_menu_item/6