I just played around a bit with the floater-widget. But it seems only to be able to float a string. Is that right?
My intention was to create a "floating navigation" (using DropMenu or just static HTML), which, for me, is the most practical usage of a floating element.
But the widget does not accept snippet-calls, just chunks.
<script> document.setIncludePath('manager/media/script/bin/');
document.addEventListener('oninit',function(){document.include('dynelement');
document.include('floater');});
document.addEventListener('onload',function()
{var o = new Floater('tvFloaterSample','FloatStuff:\r\nblog, easy, manager, visitors','40','20','top-right','6');});
</script><script>Floater.Render('tvFloaterSample','200px','30px','','');</script>
Is there a chance to fill "FloatStuff" with something more "catchy"?
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