Exporting the Menu
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Elements of the navigation system
The files that contain actual JavaScript coding of the navigation component. Unless otherwise noted you shouldn't make any changes inside those files. Core script file must be linked to the web page as external .js file.
Text based structure with the information about the menu's contents: menu items, their relations and item specific settings. Items structure can be inserted directly in the web page inside the <script> tag or linked as external .js file.
Text based structure with the settings that define menu's appearance and behaviour: information about level settings such as layout, sizes, offsets, timing, style names etc. as well as menu settings such as positioning, scrolling options etc. Template structure can be inserted directly in the web page inside the <script> tag or linked as external .js file.
The set of CSS classes used by the menu system. The format of these settings is not tigra menu specific, the styles are defined as the regular stylesheet. CSS settings can be inserted directly in the web page inside the <style> tag, or linked as external .css file.
The javascript statement that creates an instance of the menu on the page. As parameters it receives the references to items structure and template structure. Some menu products support additional parameter for menu instance specific settings. Menu constructor should appear in the body of the web page inside the <script> tag below all the configuration structures it references to. If absolute positioning is used the constructor should be inserted just above the closing </body> tag, with relative positioning in use it should be inside the HTML elements (table cell, paragraph etc) you want it to appear in.