[rohit]

Greetings..
In the documentation, it says, it has multi-level menu. It shows the menu items on next line.
I am a bit confused about, does it have sliding effect on that?
For example, shown in this example.
Multi-level Menu

or no effects yet, just menu items(child items) on next line.

How to make it work like shown in above link?

Regards.

[Locke]

Not sure about CMenu , but the extension SMenu by spyros
is multi-level with sliding effect, look for it in the extensions

[jonah]

CMenu doesn't have any special styling by default. You need to implant the styling to your needs

[jonah]

If you want to extend the generated html (as apposed to just implanting css/js), you can extend CMenu and override renderMenu() and/or renderMenuRecursive() methods

[rohit]

jonah, on 13 January 2010 - 06:06 PM, said:

If you want to extend the generated html (as apposed to just implanting css/js), you can extend CMenu and override renderMenu() and/or renderMenuRecursive() methods

Oh.. Thanks. that helped. But one more little question!
CMenu has facility to have multi-level menu.
But provides no css/js. Why so? Wouldn't it be nice to have that too? Or some method to provide your own implementation and attach it to CMenu.

[jonah]

We figured the user would have to change the default style most of the time anyways. We may add one later though.

If you want to have it automatically register css/js files, you could create a new method registerAssets(), and call this from run() or renderMenu().