Note: Latest release is available from extension github page.
Allows you to create a menu with the corresponding favicon on the left of each item.
$this->widget('ext.yiiext.widgets.iconizedMenu.EIconizedMenu',array( // Turns off Yandex sprites usage and allows to use custom iconizerBaseUrl // 'useSprites' => false, 'items'=>array( array('label'=>'Yii Framework', 'url'=> 'http://yiiframework.com/'), array('label'=>'RMCreative', 'url'=> 'http://rmcreative.ru/'), array('label'=>'Twitter', 'url'=> 'http://twitter.com/'), ), ))
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It's a part of yiiext. That's why it uses such a namespace.
Well, AFAIK most people advice to put each extension to a separate folder and this folder - directly under protected/extensions folder.
You put your extension (in provided ZIP file) into... \yiiext\widgets\iconizedMenu\yiiext\widgets\iconizedMenu! :) Not only, this is quite deep but also provided example code above won't work as its dot-path does not correspond to what user gets, when unpack ZIP file.
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