On Sun, 8 Apr 2018 19:21:20 -0700 (PDT)
Kusanagi Yu wrote:
> Hello Iain, if you're still clickable on placeholder menu
Thanks. Latest version of menuplaceholder is working just fine.
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Hello Iain, if you're still clickable on placeholder menu. Please sure you
don't override template by any theme. Cause menuplaceholder has conditions
by itself
{% if page.in_menu %}
{% if page.menuplaceholder %}{{ page.title
}}{% else %}
{{ page.title }}
{% endif %}
All,
I feel I should announce that I resolved the issue (with Iain's kind
assistance). Dummy menu items should now be dummy menu items, and thus not
clickable.
Now only that, you can now install via pip:
pip install menuplaceholder
Or if you wish, you can download from
https://github.com/pet
On Fri, 6 Apr 2018 20:09:57 -0700 (PDT)
Peter Murphy wrote:
> One more question: when you said you are creating a 'top-level' menu
> item - did you mean at the same level as About and Contact?
Yes. Although, when I created the Mezz site I did it without creating
the example pages.
>
> If you
Iain,
I'm using almost exactly the same stack as you (Python 2.7.12/Mezz
4.2.3/Django 1.10.8). I'm running it on Ubuntu, but it shouldn't make any
difference with Windows or Mac.
One more question: when you said you are creating a 'top-level' menu item -
did you mean at the same level as Abou
Hello Peter,
I had tried "menuplaceholder" both at the top and bottom of installed
apps, clickable in either place.
Any other ideas?
Using Mezz 4.2.3, Django 1.10 and Python 2.7.13
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Iain,
When I tested "menuplaceholder", I had it at the beginning in
INSTALLED_APPS. But if you put it at the end (or _after_
"mezzanine.pages"), then you will find the dummy menu items clickable.
That's because menuplaceholder is basically a rewrite of the default
Mezzanine menu templates, and
Hello Peter,
Great idea. I have used Eduardo's technique a few of times, but a
dedicated solution is welcome.
I have tried Menuplaceholder in a test copy of Mezzanine, but I am
finding that the top-level "dummy" menu item is clickable. Address bar
changes to dummy location and shows an empty pag
Dear Eduardo (and all),
I was working on another project, and I found the Menu Placeholder idea was
going to be useful. So this is a version 0.1 I cracked out. I hope it is of
use to everybody. Any feedback would be appreciated.
https://github.com/peterkmurphy/menuplaceholder
Best regards,
Pet
Eduardo,
Thank you very much for your answer. It tells me what I want is possible,
and gives me ideas of how to pursue it. In my case, I might need to
subclass the Page class to create a Placeholder class (which generates
menus but not clickable menus). It possibly would be code that I'd be abl
Hi Peter.
I've done this before like so:
- Create a top level Link page (this would be Galleries) . Set the slug to
one of the child pages (for example, Gallery 1).
- Add as many child pages as you like.
You can stop there, and users will always be redirected to a child page,
the top level page
All,
Hello and good day. I have a question, and Googling has not yielded me
any answers. Could anyone be of assistance?
I would like to have the menu for one of my Mezzanine sites ordered as so:
Galleries
+--- Gallery 1
+--- Gallery 2
Here, "Gallery 1" and "Gallery 2" are standard Gallery p
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