Hiermenus Go Forth, II - DHTML Lab | 8
Hiermenus Go Forth, II:
Version 4 - The External Arrays - New Menu Tree Parameters
Element 13 - top_more_images_visible
- Description
- Suppresses the display of "more" images in top-level menu items.
The menu above is a horizontal permanently positioned top-level menu. Unlike previous examples, it has no right-pointing-triangle image denoting child menus. - Value
- Boolean
May be specified as:- true Boolean (true / false)
- integer Boolean (1 / 0)
- string JS expression to be evaluated
- Example Values
- true Boolean: true
- "More" images are displayed in top-level menu items.
- "More" images are NOT displayed in top-level menu items.
integer Boolean: 1- "More" images are displayed in top-level menu items.
- "More" images are NOT displayed in top-level menu items.
JS expression (function call): "setTopMoreImages()"- A custom function that you have created is called. The return value of this function will be assigned to the top_more_images_visible parameter.
"(IE4) ? (document.body.clientWidth>640) : (window.innerWidth>640)"- Top-level menu items will display "more" images if the user's browser window is more than 640 pixels wide. Like on the previous page, there are no obvious conditionals for this parameter. You would either want the images or not. However, there may be a case where you would need to evaluate a statement, so we have provided this option.
- Default
- true.
If omitted, "more" images will be displayed in top-level menu items. - Differences from Version 3 equivalent
- There is no Version 3 equivalent. "More" images were always displayed in top-level menu items.
- Comments
- This parameter is especially useful if top_is_permanent is set to true.
In many cases a permanent in-page menu does not have cascade-denoting indicators, whereas child menus do.
But what if you don't want the "more" images appearing anywhere?
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