The menu

The menu can be up to three levels deep. The first level can contain links and static items (headers). The code looks like this:

<?php .... var $vars = array( ... ); var $menu = array( "First Item" => "first-item.php", "Second Item (no link)" => array( "First Subitem" => "subitem.php", "Second Subitem" => "subitem2.php", "sub menu" => array( "sub-sub-item 1" => "subsub1.php", "sub-sub-item 2" => "subsub2.php", ), "another subitem" => "subitem3.php", "sub menu (with link)" => array( 0 => "subsublink.php", "sub-sub-item 1" => "subsub1.php", "sub-sub-item 2" => "subsub2.php", ), ), "Third Item (with link)" => array( 0 => "third-item-link.php", "First subitem" => "subitem1.php", "etc." => "etc.php", ), # and so on .... ); ?>

Preview:

... and must be put into the "class mypage extends page { ...... }" block, just like the other stuff. This will then show up on all pages, you don't have to rewrite every single page if you change a link or add a new page.

You can customize the style of the links in the CSS file. The CSS classes for the links are commented and marked as such.

Just try it out!