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Built In Navigation Boxes

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The following is a list of built-in dynamically generated navigation boxes you can use when building your website. You can also use them as examples to create custom navigation boxes out of.

  • sitellite/nav/block - Similar to top except using HTML blockquote tags instead of a bulletted list
  • sitellite/nav/breadcrumb - Trail from the site root (ie. Home / Products / Sitellite / Features)
  • <span class="highlighted">sitellite/nav/children</span> - Shows the children of the current page
  • sitellite/nav/dropmenu - Generates a javascript drop menu
  • sitellite/nav/list - List of all top pages with the trail to the current page open and its siblings and/or children visible
  • sitellite/nav/position - Generates "Previous | Up | Next" style links for browsing pages as an online book
  • sitellite/nav/related - Related pages (siblings and children)
  • sitellite/nav/section - Shows the currently active section of the site
  • sitellite/nav/siblings - Siblings of the current page
  • sitellite/nav/sitemap - Generates a site map (to be called as an action only, ie. /index/sitellite-nav-sitemap-action)
  • sitellite/nav/top - Top-level pages of the site only
  • sitellite/nav/tree - Alias of sitemap for calling within a sidebar

Each of these can be included in an XT template via the following syntax:

<xt:box name="sitellite/nav/list" />

Alternately, you can enter the box name into the Properties > Alias field when editing a sidebar or use the Sitellite Pro box chooser to select the navigation box you want.

See each box under inc/app/sitellite/boxes/nav or in AppDoc for details about parameters for each box.

Revision from August 1, 2007 1:15 PM by anonymous

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