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Navigation Bar
Components User's Guide
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Do one of the following to define the inactive link button. This definition will be reused
for all inactive buttons.
If you are using image type buttons, enter:
<node:inactive>
<a href="$node.url">
<img name="
Name
" src="
path
" text="$node.name">
</a>
</node:inactive>
Specify an image name, the path to the image file, and any other
img
attributes.
Optionally, if you want Collage to flatten text on top of the image button, add a
text
attribute, such as
text="Links"
.
If you want the button to display the
name of the linked page, define the attribute as
text="$node.name"
If you are using text type buttons, enter:
<node:inactive>
[<a href="$node.url">
Text
</a>]
</node:inactive>
Enter the text that you want to appear on the button in place of
Text
or, if you
want Collage to automatically generate text based on the names of the linked
asset, enter
$node.name
.
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Enter the following to complete the component:
</nexus:component>
For examples of complete Navigation Bar components, see "Navigation Bar Examples" on
page 93.
Node Options for Links
The
nodes
property uses a string of node specifications (separated by spaces). The
specifications apply in the order they appear from left to right; each specification
describes which level of the site structure or deploy folders to link to. Links to duplicated
nodes are eliminated.
As a rule, any given page will be included just once even though the specifications might
refer to it several times. For example, if you specify: node="topsiteroot parentsiteroot
root" for a page in a structure that is not a child site structure, you will only get the root
page once.
The options differ, depending on whether the Navigation Bar uses a site structure, or the
deploy folder structure.
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