Products.qPloneDropDownMenu
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The product allows Plone websites to update multilevel portal dropdown menu
The product allows Plone websites to update multilevel portal dropdown menu and edit it within Plone. This is eggified version of old qPloneDropDownMenu product. It is compatible with Plone 4 only.
You have a list of items of your top level menu, which you can edit in 'drop down menu' configlet form. Now, to add submenu to the certain menu item, you need to add unordered list inside of top level menu item ('
Sample menu with 2 submenus. In this example we add submenus to 'Members', and 'Events' tabs::
Customize the following elements in your's css files to change the appearance of drop down menu:
You can click button on drop down menu configlet form to reset menu. This can be useful in case html of menu code is broken. Generated code is based on status of 'Automatically generate tabs' in your 'Navigation settings'. However you will lose your previous code of menu with all submenus after click on 'regenerate menu'.
Plone 4
Plone Development by Quintagroup <http://quintagroup.com>_, 2004-2012
You can install Products.qPloneDropDownMenu on Plone 4 sites. For that:
Add Products.qPloneDropDownMenu to the list of eggs to install::
[buildout] .... eggs = ... Products.qPloneDropDownMenu
Re-run buildout, e.g. with::
$ ./bin/buildout
Restart the Zope server, e.g with the following command in the terminal::
$ ./bin/instance restart
Install Products.qPloneDropDownMenu via QuickInstaller in Plone.
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The product allows Plone websites to update multilevel portal dropdown menu
We found that Products.qPloneDropDownMenu demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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