source: gsdl/trunk/macros/nav_css.dm@ 20603

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# This macro file contains the definitions required for making the
# navigation bar presentation controlled by the CSS file.

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# GLOBAL MACROS 
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package Global

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# global navigation links
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_globallinks_ {_If_("_cgiargu_" ne "1",_homelink_) _helplink_ _preflink_}
_homelink_ {_navtaborig_(_httppagehome_,_linktextHOME_,_textdescrhome_)}
_helplink_ {_navtaborig_(_httppagehelp_,_linktextHELP_,_textdescrhelp_)}
_preflink_ {_navtaborig_(_httppagepref_,_linktextPREFERENCES_,_textdescrpref_)}

# Override this to be empty and then include _globallinks_ somewhere else
# on the page
_optgloballinks_ {_globallinks_}

# The following is useful if collection specific macro.  Override
# _optnavigationbar_ to be empty if you don't want the navigation bar to
# appear in the standard place, and then specify _navigationbar_ elsewhere
# in a collection specific macro file(s) to be where you do want it.
_optnavigationbar_{
<div class="navbar">
<p class="navbar">
_navigationbar_
</p>
</div>
} 

_starthighlight_ {<span class="highlight">}
_endhighlight_ {</span>}

# parameters are:
# 1. the url to go to when clicked
# 2. the name of the tab
# 3. alt/title explanatory text
# 4. optional "selected" or not if it is the current tab
_navtaborig_ {<a _If_("_4_" eq "selected",class="navlink_sel">_2_,class="navlink" href="_1_" title="_3_">_2_)</a>}

# parameters are
# 1. The url to go to when clicked
# 2. The metadata name - this gets used to determine the title and alt text
# 3. optional "selected" if it is the current tab
_navtab_ {<a _If_("_3_" eq "selected",class="navlink_sel">_navlinktitle_(_2_),class="navlink" href="_1_" title="_navlinkalt_(_2_)">_navlinktitle_(_2_))</a>}


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# navigation bar images
#
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# the spacer image - the width of this is calculated and set from server.
#
# Its height is now explicity set to 1 to avoid width x height "scaling
# problem".  Given that spacer.gif's natural dimensions are 40x4 pixels,
# left uncontrolled, when the image is stretched through _widthtspace_ to
# a width of say 400 (as happens when there are only two items in the
# navigation bar) then its height becomes 40 pixels, making the navbar
# twice as high as the text in it, and quite ugly looking

_navbarspacer_ {<img src="_httpimg_/spacer.gif" height="1" width="_widthtspace_" />}

_navbarspacer_[v=1] {<br>
}

# cgiargu means "static page", so no search link should be shown
_navtabsearch_ {_If_("_cgiargu_" ne "1",_navtab_(_httpquery_,Search,_1_))}

package about

_imagethispage_ {_titleabout_}

package query

_imagethispage_ {_labelSearch_}


package Style

_imagescript_ {}

#_bannertitle_ {_If_(_imagethispage_,<p class="bannertitle"><span class="bannertitle">_imagethispage_</span></p>)}

_bannertitle_ {_If_(_imagethispage_,<p class="bannertitle">_imagethispage_</p>)}

#<span class="bannertitlebackground">i</span>

package home

_preflink_ {_navtab_(_home:httppagehomepref_,_linktextPREFERENCES_,_textdescrpref_)}