Browsing Serbian Ijekavian Latin translation

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Menus consist of &lsquo;branches&rsquo;. There are different types of branches: &lsquo;pages&rsquo; and &lsquo;nodes&rsquo;. Nodes hold further branches, whilst pages are end links.<br />Note that this menu editor does not define the style a menu is rendered in or it's box title &ndash; this is defined separately, according to what parameters are used with the <tt>side_stored_menu</tt> block (usually edited in the Zone Editor).</p><p>Note that menu structure (what's on what menus) is entirely separate from site structure (zones) and category/Comcode page structure. To control site structure, use the <a href="{1}">Site Tree Editor</a>. Category/Comcode page structure is controlled from the add/edit screens of individual categories/Comcode pages.

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Click the buttons to delete a branch

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Tooltip caption

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The caption for the branch

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The tooltip caption for the branch (may be blank).

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A comma-separated list of match-keys, or blank. Match-keys are like page-links which decide when a link is visible according to the URL; you may add as many parameter contraints as you wish or none. For example, if the match-key is <tt>_WILD:_WILD:type=ad</tt> then the link will only show on &lsquo;ad&rsquo; screens.

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Either an URL, or a page-link/entry-point (as shown to the top-right). You may create new page identifiers in any real zone, and you will be asked to create the Comcode page when you enter that page.

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Branches may be page branches, or initially expanded or contracted node branches. For flat menu types (zone, embossed, select, top), this option will be ignored and child entries will be skipped.

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Open link into new window

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Only display link if there is permission