Support/Comments for Wayfinder

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  Ryan Thrash Reply #41, 20 years, 1 month ago

  Quote from: kylej at Aug 10, 2006, 10:43 AM

  
  @heliotrope
  
  I’m not sure I understand the need for your request. Won’t the weblink link to the correct location without any further processing?
  

  
  Yes, but your "you are here" state will jump all over the navigation menu.
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  Ryan Thrash Reply #42, 20 years, 1 month ago

  I also think we really need an extra class applied to the classes to indicate it’s part of the current path, such as "active-parent-row". The reason for this is that there is no (easy) way to select via CSS the entire chain drilling down to a particular document without a lot of complex wrangling, if the documents in the middle have siblings.
  
  Does this make sense (bad example below, going from left to right)? In the example, the heirarchy of A -> A1 -> A3a would be indicated by A.activetree, A1.activetree and A3a.active.
  
  A A1 A1a
  B A2 A2a
  C A3 A3a
  
  It can be done, it’s just really deeply nested and complex CSS.
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  myfriendscallmebill Reply #43, 20 years, 1 month ago

  I just went to the Resource Repository to downoad Wayfinder, and just below the Download button I saw a red banner that said "This resource has been deprecated."
  
  Does this deprecation apply to Wayfinder? If so, any particular reason that can be shared? If not, does it seem to be adequately stable for use in a production application?
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  Ryan Thrash Reply #44, 20 years, 1 month ago

  That was for the original beta. The current version is beta 2.
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  myfriendscallmebill Reply #45, 20 years, 1 month ago

  Quote from: rthrash at Aug 14, 2006, 08:53 PM

  
  That was for the original beta. The current version is beta 2.
  

  
  Oops, now I see. I missed the Download button for the newest version near the top of the page.
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  cybertron Reply #46, 20 years, 1 month ago

  I am using wayfinder to do my "side" menu, however I would like to have it to my "Topmenu" as well
  
  I would want it to look like this:
  Start | Head1| Head2| Head3|
  
  not like
  Start
  Head1
  Head2
  Head3
  is it possible? if so , how?
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  RiderCrazy Reply #47, 20 years, 1 month ago

  Quote from: cybertron at Aug 16, 2006, 07:34 AM

  
  I am using wayfinder to do my "side" menu, however I would like to have it to my "Topmenu" as well
  
  I would want it to look like this:
  Start | Head1| Head2| Head3|
  
  not like
  Start
  Head1
  Head2
  Head3
  is it possible? if so , how?
  

  There’s many exemple on the web with css... try to search horizontal list menu in google
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  cybertron Reply #48, 20 years, 1 month ago

  yes I have found them, but how do I implement that css to use wayfinder?
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  kjaebker Reply #49, 20 years, 1 month ago

  All you have to do is include the css file on the page and then set the classes to match.
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  kjaebker Reply #50, 20 years, 1 month ago

  Quote from: rthrash at Aug 14, 2006, 07:35 PM

  
  I also think we really need an extra class applied to the classes to indicate it’s part of the current path, such as "active-parent-row". The reason for this is that there is no (easy) way to select via CSS the entire chain drilling down to a particular document without a lot of complex wrangling, if the documents in the middle have siblings.
  
  Does this make sense (bad example below, going from left to right)? In the example, the heirarchy of A -> A1 -> A3a would be indicated by A.activetree, A1.activetree and A3a.active.
  
  A A1 A1a
  B A2 A2a
  C A3 A3a
  
  It can be done, it’s just really deeply nested and complex CSS.
  

  
  Ryan,
  Can you explain this a little more? I’m not sure I understand you correctly but if all you want is a class applied to the whole tree all you need to set is the &hereClass parameter and it will get applied to the current doc and all of its parents up the tree.

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