Hello - I've been opening up OPML files to see how menus can be set up, and am trying to use a structure like this -
* In cmsPrefs - add a #menus item with default and rick2 items, with the idea of having the default take over for the one baked into globalPrefs.opml, and be able to specify the rick2 one, as needed.
* In my cogley.opml outline - specify #menuName "default" at the root level, and, specify an attribute of menuName=rick2 on a specific page, to have its menu be different from the default.
I'm expecting that specifying menuName=rick2 on a given page, or, for the whole cogley.opml outline in the #menuName line at the root, will cause the menu to update, but it doesn't.
What is happening is that, the "default" menu override works fine. When I use the name "default" I can set the whole outline's menu. But with "named" menus namely "rick2" on the Reader Macro Test page, it just stays the same as the default, not changing to the alternate menu.
I notice that there are a few named menus in Dave's
cmsPrefs, but this style is not working for me.
Does anyone happen to know, is there a reason this would not work in the way I have it set up?
Also, what's the purpose of the #menus' < % menuTitle % >? I saw some other examples which did not use it, but rather just a text string.
Please advise and, I appreciate any help.
Sincerely,
Rick
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