mod_menu gives you a menu editor in the admin, and a menu scomp you
can use from your templates.
The scomp renders the menu to html, which you then can style as you
like using css.
Here's from the menu scomp source:
% Menu structure is a like:
%
% <ul id="navigation" class="at-menu">
% <li id="nav-item-1" class="first">
% <a href="" class="home-page current">home</a>
% </li>
% <li id="nav-item-2">
% <a href="" class="about-page">about</a>
% </li>
% <li id="nav-item-3" class="last">
% <a href="" class="contact-page">contact</a>
% </li>
% </ul>
The docs are slightly out of date, but give properly hints on usage,
nonetheless: http://zotonic.com/scomp-menu
//Andreas
2012/8/31 Amiramix <li...@gjunka.com>:
> There is mod_menu that supposed to attach a simple menu to a site, and there
> is the admin menu shown when opening the admin section of a site. As far as
> I can see in the code the admin menu isn't created with mod_menu. The
> skeleton blog site supposed to show a menu generated with mod_menu but, at
> least for me, it just shows a bullet list of options at the top of the page,
> not a proper menu like the one in the admin section.
> 1. Am I right thinking that the menu in admin section isn't generated by
> mod_menu?
> 2. Does the menu generated with mod_menu supposed to look like the menu in
> admin section but it doesn't because of an error, or they look differently
> by design?
> 3. Can I style the menu generated with mod_menu to look like the menu in the
> admin section (since I like its look & feel) or I would be better off by
> implementing a menu in the code in a similar way like the menu in the admin
> section?
