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Navigation Du Lapin Blanc

This WordPress plugin provides integrated navigation for your WordPress project. Thus you can use WordPress as a CMS for your website and think in terms of main navigation, sub navigation etc. A navigation item can link to page, a category, directly to the first sub navigation item (if no own ... [More] content exist for this item), an external url or a sitemap page. There are a lot of helpful methods to realize a website navigation with little effort like printing the navigation on any level (main, sub, sub sub etc.), searching single navigation items and handle them individually, using cross links in the content, providing a sitemap page and so on. [Less]

Meniou

A light modular menu application.

Hashigo Zake Beer List

This is an Android application that access and displays the menu data from the Wellington, NZ craft beer bar Hashigo Zake.

jui_dropdown

jquery ui simple dropdown menu

jQuery Ribbon

A ribbon control built on jQuery. It supports grouping, dropdown menus, nested lists theming and more.

COAddOns

There are add-ons/extensions to enhance the core of Joomla and Mambo such as: MosCom and its bot and module for commenting on article, MosQ and its bot for query/reporting from databases, MosModule for display video, modules, content in article, MosCmenuTree to display contents in a menu tree ... [More] without the need to create each menu entry, MosNewWriter to display headline in several modes, MosDashBoard4SB to display Simpleboard statistics like latest # posts, top # threads, etc and more... [Less]

circular-application-menu

Circular-Application-Menu (C-A-M) by Cole Anstey This is a circular-application-menu (C-A-M) prototype mirroring the same structure as the existing application menu for the GNOME desktop. This was originally just a paper prototype which I did back in March 2007, and decided to code over Christmas ... [More] 2007-2008. Other Implementations http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pie_menu A YouTube Videos of C-A-M In Use http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXh1Tm24kTE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNyLu6JoUX8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5yvLfUFHuCc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzV44KmLJrA Updated 18th May 2009 - Fixed an error where .svg icons were not being used by default over any .xpm alternatives (http://code.google.com/p/circular-application-menu/issues/detail?id=15#c9). 14th May 2009 - Fixed an error where programs were launching and ignoring any arguments (http://code.google.com/p/circular-application-menu/issues/detail?id=15#c5). A command such as the following should now hopefully work 'nautilus /home/collie/code/circular-application-menu/'. 4th September 2008 - Added an request to display only one menu at a time (http://code.google.com/p/circular-application-menu/issues/detail?id=7). The shown menu in the hierachy can be changed via the Page-Up/PageDown/Home and End keys. Thanks to bitseven. 3rd September 2008 - Fixed an error than some people where experiencing during construction (http://code.google.com/p/circular-application-menu/issues/detail?id=6&can=1). Thanks to everyone who provided a stack trace. 27th August 2008 - Added a reflection effect by default. This stresses the processor somewhat; but it can be easily turned off (see below). Also added a highlight around the edge incase it's displayed over a black background. 25th August 2008 - Made any 'overlapped' portions of a menu by a sub menu translucent by 75%. This helps to stop the previous visual ambiguity with overlapped menus items merging with the current menu items. Also changed the small triangle which denoted a sub menu into a glyph to make it easier to differentiate between applications and menu types. 24th August 2008 - Added the ability to specify the emblem to use for the 'root' menu. By default it's the GNOME logo; but it can now be changed to allow for a specific distro logo. An Ubuntu one has been provided as an example. See the 'Application Options' section on how to specify your own. 23rd August 2008 - Changed the right mouse button click functionality slightly so it now aligns the currently shown menu to the click coordinate. Also fixed a bug so it warps the mouse to the centre of the screen when the root menu is initially shown. 28th July 2008 - The menu now uses the blur plugin by default; to blur underneath the menus. This can be turned off with an optional parameter (see below). 25th July 2008 - Fixed an error that sometimes occurred if the angle for a submenu was over 360.0 i.e. 360.6. This was a bugger to hunt down as it didn't ever happen for me, though I got reports that assertions were occasionally happening for other people in this scenario. 8th March 2008 - Initial revision. Requirements GNOME A composited environment (i.e compiz, etc.) gtk+ 2.12 compiz-devel Installation svn checkout http://circular-application-menu.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ circular-application-menu cd circular-application-menu make su -c "install -m755 circular-main-menu /usr/bin" or sudo install -m755 circular-main-menu /usr/bin Usage: circular-main-menu OPTION... - circular-application-menu. Help Options: -?, --help Show help options Application Options: -h, --hide-preview Hides the menu preview displayed when the mouse is over a menu. -w, --warp-mouse-off Stops the mouse from warping to the centre of the screen whenever a menu is shown. -g, --glyph-size=S The size of the glyphs 1=small 2=medium 3=large (default). -b, --blur-off Stops the blur from underneath the menu. -e, --emblem=E Specifies the emblems (colon separated) to use for the root menu ./pixmaps/ubuntu-emblem-normal.png:./pixmaps/ubuntu-emblem-prelight.png. -t, --render-tabbed-only Only shows the currently tabbed menu. Adding as a panel launcher Right-click on any vacant panel space and choose 'Add to Panel' from the displayed context menu. When the 'Add to Panel' dialog opens, enter these details (ignore the quotes). Name: 'Circular Applications Menu' Generic name: 'Circular Application Menu' Comment: 'A Circular Application Menu Representation.' Command: 'circular-application-menu' Type: 'Application' Icon: < Pick one you like, I haven't designed one yet! > Run In Terminal: < Choose this option so the command that does not create a window in which to run. > When you click on a menu segment the segment disappears and its displayed as the tab of the child menu. You can also use Page-Up, Page-Down, Home and End keys to navigate. Making C-A-M the default menu for Alt+F1 (Metacity) Change the existing 'Main Menu' to Alt+F3: gconftool-2 --set --type string /apps/metacity/global_keybindings/panel_main_menu "F3" Assign C-A-M as being Alt+F1 gconftool-2 --set --type string /apps/metacity/keybinding_commands/command_1 circular-main-menu gconftool-2 --set --type string /apps/metacity/global_keybindings/run_command_1 "F1" Anything Else Page-Up/PageDown - Quick jump between menus in the hierachy. Home/End - Jumps to the root menu or last sub menu. Right-Click - Moves the currently opened menu to the mouse position. Miscellaneous Information You can get a Debian pkg from http://www.getdeb.net/app/Circular+Application+Menu C-A-M receives a mention in the September 2008 issue of the 'LINUX Magazine'. Someone (not me) has dugg C-A-M !!! http://digg.com/linux_unix/Awesome_circular_application_menu_Google_Code My other project which I work on quite a lot is available at http://www.curlyankles.com/. Note the blur plugin is not enabled on the system I took the screenshots from. [Less]

django-menuse

Documentación en español de django-menuse. menuseThis app lets you create and administer menus from flatpages in 5 easy steps: Create your flatpages. Create a menu. Generate links based on a flatpage or URI. Select the links corresponding to that menu. Place the menu in your HTML. FeaturesNo ... [More] need to create new flatpages or modify it's code. Can link to existing flatpages. Can link to a flatpage or URI. Menus and/or links can be restricted to staff users only. Menus and/or links can be restricted to (not) authenticated users. Possibility of having multiple menus. Menus can share links. Include your menu with just one simple template tag. Support for keywords. A separator between links can be defined from the template. (Only in svn) URL names can be used instead of the full URL. (Only in svn) KeywordsKeywords are a way to set links dynamically. {{ SELF }} It's replaced with the URI that is being visited. {{ GET }} It's replaced with all the parameters received by the GET method. {{ URL }} It's replaced with the URI of the site. {{ LOGIN }} It's replaced with settings.LOGIN_URL {{ LOGOUT }} It's replaced with settings.LOGOUT_URL {{ SIGNUP }} It's replaced with settings.SIGNUP_URL (Only in svn) Be careful with the last one, remember that SIGNUP_URL is not a standard setting, so it will raise an exception if it's not found, but the templatetag will fail silently. This means that if all your links point to the URL you are viewing and rebooting your web server doesn't fix it, check this. The keyword SELF is useful when combined with, for example, LOGIN: {{ LOGIN }}?next={{ SELF }}Would result in something like: /accounts/login/?next=/product/view/007/ReverseWhen the keyword 'reverse:' appears in a URL, menuse will know that it has to resolve the given name to a URL. Suppose you have the following: urls.py urlpatterns = patterns('', (r'accounts/^$', index, name='user-home'), (r'accounts/profile/^$', profile, name='user-profile'), (r'accounts/url/^$', url, name='user-url'))This would be the link's URL: reverse:user-profile?next=reverse:user-home&url=reverse:user-urlWhich would output: /accounts/profile/?next=/accounts/&url=/accounts/url/This could also be combined with keywords! Like this: {{ SIGNUP }}?next=reverse:user-homeLimitationsReversing names has still some limitations: Can't reverse two consecutive URLs, needs at least one ? or & character in between them. I see no real problem in this, but if you need a different behavior let me know. Check utils.py for more information. Passing arguments to the URL is not implemented yet. TODOsAllow subitems. Allow multiple coma separated urls. Allow linking by url name. SourceCheckout a copy from the SVN: svn checkout http://django-menuse.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ menuseDownload the source compressed. This could be a little out of date with respect to the svn. And a little buggy too. InstallationGet the source and copy the files to a directory in your project (i.e. "menuse".) Add the app to your INSTALLED_APPS. Run syncdb. UsageCreate the flatpages you will link to (if you don't have them already.) Create links that will be included in your menus and link them to a flatpage, URI or keyword. Create the menus you need and select which links to display. In your template: Load the template tag: {% load render_menu %} Place the menu in the HTML: {% render_menu MenuName %} Every menu is displayed as an unordered list ( ) and every link as a list item () Both have a class attribute, the menu's class is it's name in lowercase and the link's class is the same as the menu's plus "_item". Example: Home Contact In action!http://www.icub.edu.uy/ http://django-bigua.googlecode.com/ http://www.profesores.edu.uy/ http://www.ifreewallpapers.com/ If you use it let me know and I'll add your site to the list. NoteIf you downloaded the file django-menuse_x.xx-multilingual.tar.gz you will need the app django-multilingual installed in your project also. [Less]

gnome2-globalmenu

Global Menu Bar for GNOME 28 new GlobalMenu strings to translate !. It's easy to translate, you can get started in 5 minutes and make a difference using Launchpad. Global Menu is the globally-shared menu bar of all applications launched in your desktop session. This project ... [More] introduces document-oriented concepts into GNOME, and improves GNOME's respect for Fitts's law. Most GTK applications work just fine with Global Menu. See ApplicationCompatibility for a list of them. There are several advantages by adopting a shared global menu bar in Gnome (thanks Matthew for organizing these): It works better with narrow windows, because the width of the menus isn't limited to the width of the window. (This is a problem for Gimp and Inkscape especially.) It's less confusing -- when two menu bars are visible on-screen at once, sometimes people choose the wrong one. Global Menu is the first step to move toward a Document Centric Desktop Environment ( ThoughtsOnADocumentCentricGnome ) which is, according to us, a long-term trend in DEs. Show your support for GlobalMenu by voting it up in Ubuntu Brainstorm DevelopmentSee: DevelopmentHome InstallationSee: Installation LinksThe Bug corresponding to the inclusion of a global menu in GNOME. It was opened by Aqd and has the old version of the patch. It keeps track of any progress, and of a future inclusion as an hidden option in GNOME. http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=353076 The Ubuntuforums.org thread started by Aqd to keep track of the development and to provide technical support. It is the major source of knowledge, tips and tricks, patches on the subject. It has been partly summarized in the Wiki but would need further synthetization. It is now the home of further development by rainwoodman. It is more than 150 pages long. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=241868 THIS IS NON-WARRANTED SOFTWARE. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. IT KILLS KITTENS AND COMPUTERS TOO [Less]

menu-generator

menu generator on ruby