You probably have not looked hard enough. ;-)
The easiest way to go ist the <cmsu:simpleNavigation /> tag. Her you
can define start and end level and it will spit out a <ul /> for the
required levels for you. All the nodes and levels are tagged with
class names. So all you have to do is apply the look you want within
your css.
Of course if you have grafical navigation buttons (text gifs instead
of normal text) you'll have to do it all your self. Other than that
you can do next to anything with propper css styles.
Good luck!
Will
Oh, and to help you get started:
http://magnolia.sourceforge.net/30/magnolia-taglib-utility/
tagreference.html#simpleNavigation
On 26.06.2007, at 20:34, Pascal Briner wrote:
Hi together,
I'm pretty new to magnolia and I really like what I've seen until now.
An here's my first question:
I have a multi language website (various nodes on root level, such
as en, de, fr, it), my design only allows the first level
navigation to be shown on top, all the rest
startLevel > 0 and Rootnode like 'en' or so has to be on another
position. I haven't found a sample neither in the documentation nor
in the wiki.
Pascal
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