I hope that this is the right place to post a little hack? Ah well - see, I want to give my Jetbox-Site a complete facelift. Which is difficult enough as the HTML-parts are spreaded all over the different include-files.
Never mind.
I stumbled over the function for building the Top-Level-Navigation. The function is called "topnav" and is located in the file "index.php" - however I found it pretty anoying to have to change 5 lines of same HTML-Code - so here is my little hack - just change the complete function into:
// opentree top navigation
// no template support yet 28-3-2003
function topnav(){
global $wfqadd, $absolutepath, $absolutepathfull;
I hope that this is the right place to post a little hack? Ah well - see, I want to give my Jetbox-Site a complete facelift. Which is difficult enough as the HTML-parts are spreaded all over the different include-files.
Never mind.
I stumbled over the function for building the Top-Level-Navigation. The function is called "topnav" and is located in the file "index.php" - however I found it pretty anoying to have to change 5 lines of same HTML-Code - so here is my little hack - just change the complete function into:
// opentree top navigation
// no template support yet 28-3-2003
function topnav(){
global $wfqadd, $absolutepath, $absolutepathfull;
function buildTopNav ($topNavURL, $topNavTitle, $topNavTarget, $topNavText) {
global $absolutepath;
$toReturn = "<td><img src=\"".$absolutepath."images/navbar.gif\" alt=\"\"></td><td> <a href=\"".$topNavURL."\" title=\"".$topNavTitle."\" target=\"".$topNavTarget."\">".$topNavText."</a> </td>\n";
return ($toReturn);
}
$a.= "<table class=\"white\" border=0 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0><tr>";
$a.= buildTopNav (absolutepathfull,"Home","_self","Home");
$treeq = "SELECT struct.*, opentree.*, struct.id AS structid, opentree.page_title AS pagetitle FROM struct, opentree WHERE opentree.p_id='' ".$wfqadd." AND struct.container_id=11 AND struct.content_id=opentree.id AND opentree.top_nav=1";
$treer = mysql_prefix_query($treeq) or die(mysql_error());
while ($treearray = mysql_fetch_array($treer)){
$a.= buildTopNav ($absolutepathfull."item/".$treearray[structid],$treearray[pagetitle],"_self",$treearray[nav_title]);
}
$a.= buildTopNav (absolutepathfull."view/news","News","_self","News");
$a.= buildTopNav (absolutepathfull."view/events","Events","_self","Events");
$a.= buildTopNav (absolutepathfull."view/outputs","Outputs","_self","Outputs");
$a.= "</tr></table>";
return $a;
}
Now you'll only have to change one line of HTML-Code to customize the Top-Level-Navigation.
Sorry, I am too tired for writing a complete instruction of the changes - but I guess you'll find it pretty easy to understand (at least I hope).
Best regards,
NC
Damn...
Missed a $ in the line
$a.= buildTopNav (absolutepathfull,"Home","_self","Home");
- it must be
$a.= buildTopNav ($absolutepathfull,"Home","_self","Home");