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Creating a Site Menu Bar

Instead of placing the Main Menu in a module in the left column), you may prefer to place the menu at the top of the page. Tiki's Site Menu Bar feature makes it easy!
NoteNote:
The Site Menu Bar requires Tiki's PHP Layers feature. Make sure that you have enabled the feature.

Release 4.x Release 2.x
#From the Administration page, click Look & Feel Look and Feel icon..
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TipTip:
You can also access the Administration: Look and Feel page by typing http://www.yourdomain.com/tiki-admin.php?page=look in your web browser.


  1. Click the General Layout Options tab.
    General Layout tab
    Turning on the Site Menu Bar


  2. In the Top Bar area, enable the following features:
    • Top Bar: The site menu bar will be included inside the Top Bar. The Top Bar must be turned on.
    • Menu ID: Enter the ID of the Main Menu that you created earlier.
  3. Click Apply.
Tiki now displays your custom Main Menu at the top of the page. The sub-options are available as drop-down options.
Site menu bar
Your new site menu bar.







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Contributors to this page: Rick Sapir .
Page last modified on Friday, January 22, 2010 01:54:06 am EST by Rick Sapir.
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