[ Thanks to Meeba Renny
Abraham for this link. ]
“There are numerous menus in the front end of every application.
They are often displayed as standalone boxes. The menu items are
generally arranged one below the other. Menus can also be
integrated into the design horizontally so that at first sight they
aren’t even recognizable as cohesive menus. CSS menus, which can
even be transparent, are very cool.“These menus and the menu links are dynamically administered in
Joomla! from database content in the Menus work area. Joomla! has
six different menus in the sample data. (main menu, top menu, other
menu, user menu, example pages, and key concepts) In this article
by Hagen Graf, we will discuss administering, creating and managing
menus in Joomla!…”
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