Technical information; Installation, Reference of TypoScript, configuration options on system level, how to extend it, the technical details, how to debug it.
language should be technical, assuming developer knowledge of TYPO3. Small examples/visuals are always encouraged.
Target group: Developers
Possible subsections: FAQ
Possible subsections: Reference (TypoScript)
Property: | Data type: | Description: | Default: |
|---|---|---|---|
allWrap /+stdWrap | wrap | Wraps the whole item | |
wrapItemAndSub | wrap | Wraps the whole item and any submenu concatenated to it. | |
subst_elementUid | boolean | If set, all appearances of the string '{elementUid}' in the total element html-code (after wrapped in .allWrap} is substituted with the uid number of the menu item. This is useful if you want to insert an identification code in the HTML in order to manipulate properties with JavaScript. | |
RO_chBgColor | string | If property RO is set (see below) then you can set this property to a certain set of parameters which will allow you to change the background color of eg. the tablecell when the mouse rolls over you text-link. Syntax: [over-color] | [out-color] | [id-prefix] Example: page = PAGE page.typeNum = 0 page.10 = HMENU page.10.wrap = <table border=1>|</table> page.10.1 = TMENU page.10.1.NO { allWrap = <tr><td valign=top id="1tmenu{elementUid}" style="background:#eeeeee;">|</td></tr> subst_elementUid = 1 RO_chBgColor = #cccccc | #eeeeee | 1tmenu RO = 1 } This example will start out with the table cells in #eeeeee and change them to #cccccc (and back) when rolled over. The “1tmenu” string is a unique id for the menu items. You may not need it (unless the same menu items are more than once on a page), but the important thing is that the id of the table cell has the exact same label before the {elementUid} (red marks). The other important thing is that you DO set a default background color for the cell with the style-attribute (blue marking). If you do not, Mozilla browsers will behave a little strange by not capturing the mouseout event the first time it's triggered. |
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