Hi,
I thought to use the r:navigation tag for a menu, but I would prefer
to pass the urls to use dynamically, ie with something like the result
of <r:find url=“/menu_items/”>, using the title as the label. Is this
planned or even possible? Is there a specific reason why the list has
to be passed manually?
Currently I have a menu without any indication of where you are
currently (hence my interest in r:navigation):
<ul class="bottom">
<r:children:each>
<li><r:link><r:title /></r:link></li>
</r:children:each>
</ul>
Makes me wonder if I could do something like (illustration code
<ul class="bottom">
<r:children:each>
<li <r:if_url
url=r:url>class=“active”</r:if_url>><r:link><r:title /></r:link>
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
</r:children:each>
ie using the current child’s url (r:url) in the r:if_url test.
Thanks in advance for your help
Raph
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