tgext.menu active class

[Lexa Po]

Hello,

Please give me example how to use active parameter in render_navbar of tgext.menu.

[Michael Pedersen]

When you add a navbar entry to a method, you do something like this:

@navbar('My || Spiffy || Menu || Structure')

If you want to tell render_navbar that the menu item which should be given the active class is that one, you would then do this in your template:

render_navbar(active='My||Spiffy || Menu || Structure')

And that's it, you're done.

On Sun, Dec 4, 2011 at 6:57 AM, Lexa Po <lyn...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello,

Please give me example how to use active parameter in render_navbar of tgext.menu.

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[Alex Po]

Thank you.

I have placed 

${HTML(render_navbar(active=menu_level))} 

in header template and then passed to template menu_level in controller. 

return dict(menu_level=u'Docs').