Stefan Sobek Blog » Uncategorized http://www.sobek.info/blog Writing about IT, Software Engineering, sports and other stuff Mon, 24 Jan 2011 12:50:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9 en hourly 1 Permanent Menu in Typo3 http://www.sobek.info/blog/2010/03/30/permanent-menu-in-typo3-2/ http://www.sobek.info/blog/2010/03/30/permanent-menu-in-typo3-2/#comments Tue, 30 Mar 2010 12:26:45 +0000 admin http://www.sobek.info/blog/?p=73 To fix some menu entries in your menu so that they are displayed all the time use the following sample code:

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lib.mainMenu.alwaysActivePIDlist = 3,4,5
#  main menu
lib.mainMenu= HMENU
lib.mainMenu.entryLevel = 0
#  show these uids of sites no matter where we are lib.mainMenu.alwaysActivePIDlist  = 3,4,5 lib.mainMenu {
# erstes level
1 = TMENU
1.wrap = <ul  id="topnavigation">|</ul>
1{
  # no state: normale  Formatierung
  NO{
    wrapItemAndSub =  <li>|</li>
  }
  # act state: gültig von der rootseite  bis zur aktuellen Seite
  ACT=1
  ACT{
    wrapItemAndSub = <li  class="menu-level1-active">|</li>
  }
  # cur state: gültig für die aktuelle  Seite
  CUR=1
  CUR{
    wrapItemAndSub = <li  class="menu-level1-current-active">|</li>
  }
  # ifsub state: gültig für seiten die  unterseiten haben
  IFSUB=1
  IFSUB{
    wrapItemAndSub = <li  class="menu-level1-with-subpage">|</li>
  }
}
# zweites level
2 = TMENU
2.wrap = <ul  class="menu-level2">|</ul>
2{
  NO{
    wrapItemAndSub =  <li>|</li>
  }
  ACT=1
  ACT{
  wrapItemAndSub = <li  class="menu-level2-active">|</li>
  }
  CUR=1
  CUR{
    wrapItemAndSub = <li  class="menu-level2-current-active">|</li>
  }
  IFSUB=1
  IFSUB{
    wrapItemAndSub = <li  class="menu-level2-with-subpage">|</li>
  }
}
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With Linux it is

top

and then press

shift+p

Mac:

top -o cpu

I hope I can remember this :-)

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