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Thiết kế web với joomla 1.6(5).x part 20

Tạo menu multitiered Các Joomla mặc định! hệ thống cung cấp cho bạn hai phương pháp để tạo các menu có chứa nhiều cấp độ của các mục trình đơn. Trong ngắn hạn, bạn có thể đặt tất cả các cấp của các mục trong một trình đơn hoặc tạo các menu nhiều để giữ mức độ cá nhân | Chapter 8 Working with the Menu System Note Though an Advanced parameters heading appears on the workspace in reality there are no advanced parameters for this menu item type. Creating multitiered menus The default Joomla system gives you two methods for creating menus that contain multiple levels of menu items. In short you can either place all levels of items in one menu or create multiple menus to hold individual levels. Adding all the items to a single menu can be done with the Menu Item Manager alone but if you want to split the items by level to display them in multiple menus you will need to work with both the Menu Item Manager and the Module Manager. In either event you are creating a parentchild relationship between different menu items and this establishes the hierarchy of the menu items. The two formatting options allow you a significant degree of flexibility in displaying your menu items. To make the most of the menu options however you will need to configure the items properly and you will need some ability to modify the styling of the menus and items. To create one menu with multiple levels of items follow these steps 1. Access the menu you want to modify by clicking the name of the menu under the option Menus on the main admin navigation. The Menu Item Manager opens in your browser. 2. Click the New icon to create a new menu item or click the name of an existing menu item. The Menu Item Editing dialogue opens. 3. In the field marked Parent select a menu item to be the parent of the item you are editing. 4. Complete any other fields you want to modify. 5. Click the Save icon. The system saves your changes to the item and returns you to the Menu Item Manager. This process can be repeated as needed to create multiple levels of menu items where each child item is attached to a parent. In this case all the parents and their children appear inside one menu. If on the other hand you want to display the various menus and submenus in separate menu modules you