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The Multi-Level Navigation plugins gives you the power to place any navigation menu, anywhere on your site. You can add menus to content and unordered lists or drop downs for example. You can modify your template to use any menu in any position. The following menu types are what is available:
- Table - Displays a simple table of rows for menu navigation elements. This is usually the least flexible method, but often the easiest for novice coders.
- Simple - Displays a simple list of menu links, no line breaks or other encasing tags or styles. This is used most often in combination with menu drop down scripts such as the one used in the navigation at the top of this page.
- Drop - This option displays a drop down list of all subpages of the page you choose when adding to your content or template. Each page option will immediately redirect the user to that page.
- Unordered List - This option displays the content as a simple unordered list on the page with subpages nested in the list. When viewed without any styling, it will show up in an outline format. This is the most common choice as it is best method for modifying the layout purely with CSS.
- Full UL - Displays entire tree using nested UL's (similar to the Unordered List option) regardless of current level the user is on with only the paths of the current link "expanded". Similar to the menu on the left side of this page. To see a better example, click here .
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