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{navitree}

The {navitree} TAG renders a navigation (and its childs).

Attributes

  • id - (required, int)

Needed to render its childs as navigation.

  • language - (optional, int)

default: site-language

  • css - (optional, string)

CSS for each navigation element. default: NULL

  • selected - (optional, string)

Replaces the CSS for the active navigation element. default: NULL

  • activeintree - (optional, bool)

Shows a CSS-Navtrail. default: FALSE

  • start - (optional, string)

Tag (or something else) that starts before the whole navigation. default: NULL

  • end - (optional, string)

Tag (or something else) that ends after the whole navigation. default: NULL

  • prefix (optional, string)

Tag (or something else) that appears before each navigation element. default: NULL

  • suffix (optional, string)

Tag (or something else) that appers after each navigation element. default: NULL

  • subprefix (optional, string)

Tag (or something else) that appers before each 2nd+ level navigation element. default: NULL

  • subsuffix (optional, string)

Tag (or something else) that appers after each 2nd+ level navigation element. default: NULL

Definitions

The {navitree}-TAG renders automaticly for 2nd level navigation elements 

<li class='level1' style='padding-left: 6px;'>

before it displays defined stuff.

For each 3rd level navigation elements it renders: 

<li class="level2" style="padding-left:10px;">

You have to keep that in mind, while using it (adding .level2 and .level1 to your CSS File). Otherwise you can also change the smarty class.

Code Example

<html>
<head>
   <title>{$MENU->getName()}</title>
</head>
<body>
   {load_item itemtype="1" id="-1" assign="topLevel"}
   {navitree id=$topLevel->getID() language=$topLevel->getLanguageID() 
start="<ul>" end="</ul>" prefix="<li>" suffix="</li>" selected="current" 
activeintree="TRUE"}
</body>
</html>