Hi Brant,
I'm not sure what you mean by "native support for a multi level navigation system."
Are you after plug and play drop-down menus, or simply code to build nested lists?
Daemon's legendary genericNav was used to great effect on http://www.nzsteel.co.nz/nz/go/products/colorsteel/colorsteel-endura
genericNav easily builds the nested lists for - utility menu - primary navigation drop-down menus (using the Suckerfish method) - secondary navigation (accordion style) - footer links
Farcry's standard Tree functions (such as getChildren) are used to get the data, then the mark-up generator builds the list levels.
With all presentation styling handled by CSS, the result is lightweight, clean and valid xhtml mark-up.
Is this the sort of thing people want code for?
Regards,
Ben http://farry.daemon.com.au/
Brant Winter wrote:
Hi - I have been looking through the archives for information on building navigation items with <ul> / <li> tags. Gary Menzel gave me some code to help along the way, but I am looking for something that I can pull apart and learn how to build a menu system.
downside to Farcry at present, for me anyway, is the lack of native support for a multi level navigation system. Can anyone help me out with some code etc. I have read about the Brain Jar menus, but can't find a working block of code that I can reverse engineer.
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