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  1. Controls

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Use a Menu control to enable users to navigate in applications. Menus are multi-level and can contain an unlimited number of top-level and sub-items. Stadium provides two options for rendering menus, left-to-right and top-to-bottom.

Menu Item Access

Applications automatically hide menu items that link to pages logged-in users cannot access. Menu items to access-restricted pages are only visible to users assigned to roles that also have access the underlying pages. See



Properties

  1. Direction

    You can create a left-to-right or a top-to-bottom layout for this menu.

  2. Items

    A collection of all the items in your menu. Add new items, edit existing items and change the order and grouping in the Menu Item Editor. You can create unlimited levels of items with this menu.

  3. Visible

    Set to False if you don't want this control to render on the page and be visible to the user.


Menu Management

In order to see the properties on the Menu click outside the menu items as shown below

To see the properties of the individual menu items click on the item. Left click on a Parent Item to see its children.

Right click on an item to add other items and edit the layout


Render Options

The sub-items for the left-to-right menu are shown below that menu.

The sub-items for the top-to-bottom menu are shown to the right of that menu.

Individual menu items also have two properties that you can see when you click on a specific menu item, rather than the menu box around the items.

  • Destination Page You can enter an absolute or a relative link in the textbox or select a dynamic value from the drop-down.

  • Text The text shown on this menu item.


Menu Item Editor

Stadium contains a tool, called the Menu Item Editor, to assist with the management of menu items. In this tool you can define all items for a menu as well as the text and link for each one. You can add a separator between two items in a sub-menu to visually separate them.

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