Hi,
I had the same question and found this answer in the workgroup:
The auth.navbar() produces an HTML helper DOM, so you can manipulate it as
usual:
navbar = auth.navbar(mode='dropdown')
if auth.user:
navbar.element('ul.dropdown-menu').components.extend([LI('Item 1'),
LI('Item
2'), ...])
>From my notes I can tell it was Anthony who answered this question.
Regards,
Annet
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