https://www.wiki.phpwcms.org/ 2026-06-21T23:15:12+02:00 https://www.wiki.phpwcms.org/ https://www.wiki.phpwcms.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2018-06-03T18:09:05+02:00 https://www.wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/english/navigation/nav_list_ul-example/background-id-based?rev=1528042145&do=diff Each of the three different states of a navigation (normal, hover, active) get its own background image or a color assigned. Here shown by a simple example of a single-line navigation using the two navigations NAV_HORIZ_DD:ID,Level depth or NAV_LIST_UL (CSS). <span class="important">template/img/custom/nav/*</span><span class="important">img/article/*</span> text/html 2018-06-03T18:09:05+02:00 https://www.wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/english/navigation/nav_list_ul-example/horizontal-sliding-door?rev=1528042145&do=diff FIXME translate using dynamic background images. The meaning of “dynamic bg image” better “dynamically width entry” is the width of each navigation entry. Every entry becomes automatically the width of the text string + padding left/right. The bg images uses a sliding door technology. text/html 2018-06-03T18:09:05+02:00 https://www.wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/english/navigation/nav_list_ul-example/multiple-column-list-from-single-list?rev=1528042145&do=diff From an old project I have found this snippet. The output of links from a category with several subcategories in one level in an orderly column form. The basis for this part of the program is the NAV_LIST_UL Tag. The technology used to be seen here: Wrapping a single list with XHTML<span class="important">[MULTICOLUMNLIST:]</span><span class="important">[/MULTICOLUMNLIST]</span><span class="important">The classes , and must be similar to the entries in rt_multi_column_list03.php</span><span… text/html 2009-05-14T00:58:18+02:00 https://www.wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/english/navigation/nav_list_ul-example/navi-different-level?rev=1242255498&do=diff Assumption: The first navigation level is to be represented horizontal, for example in the head area of the side. The deeper levels are to be represented vertically, for example on the left side of the homepage. Horizontal with the active level category_02 <span class="important">| home | category_01 | [category_02] | category_03 | category_04 | </span><span class="important">category_02_01</span><span class="important">category_02_02</span><span class="important">category_02_03</spa… text/html 2018-06-03T18:09:05+02:00 https://www.wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/english/navigation/nav_list_ul-example/sitemap?rev=1528042145&do=diff To represent a simple sitemap e.g. underneath “Footers” of the side the NAV_LIST_UL can be used. HTML: Navi Tag: <div id="sitemap_container"> <div id="sitemap_inner"> <div id="sitemap_menu"> {NAV_LIST_UL:P,0} </div> </div> </div> text/html 2010-03-24T11:44:48+02:00 https://www.wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/english/navigation/nav_list_ul-example/vertical-navi-side-by-side?rev=1269427488&do=diff In order to present several vertical navigations side-by-side we can use the tag NAV_LSIT_UL multiple times. HTML: Navi tag: <div class="navi_head navi_145">{NAV_LIST_UL:FP,3,1,act_path,active}</div> <div class="navi_head navi_145">{NAV_LIST_UL:FP,4,1,act_path,active}</div> <div class="navi_head navi_130">{NAV_LIST_UL:FP,5,1,act_path,active}</div> <div class="navi_head navi_100">{NAV_LIST_UL:FP,6,1,act_path,active}</div>