History: Module menupage

            {syntax type="markdown"  editor="wysiwyg"} # Module "menupage"

This ((Module|module)) will display the content of any wiki page as a ((menu)) in the left or right column or in any other place that a module can be located.

- This type of menu is used as the upper left menu in [http://dev.tiki.org|dev.tiki.org] for example.

You can also use this module in the center (main) column.

- See [https://themes.tiki.org/Happy+Scroll|Happy Scroll theme] for details.

## Parameters

{pluginmanager module="menupage"}

## Usage

On the page *Admin > Modules* (tiki-admin_modules.php)

- Assign a new module
- Choose the module "menupage" from the drop-down list.



The module will have the same title as the wiki page.

You can assign this "**menupage**" to any module zone (See ((Module Admin)) page if needed, or you can include it within a wiki page, using the ((PluginModule)).

## Example

Imagine you have a page called ))SideMenu((, with this content: 
{CODE()}
➡️ [tiki-index.php|Home Page]
➡️ [tiki-lastchanges.php|Last changes]
➡️ [tiki-view_forum.php?forumId=1|Forum Wiki-translation]

''[tiki-editpage.php?page=SideMenu|edit]''
{CODE}

The wiki page itself looks like this:

{CENTER()}{img src="img/wiki_up/module_menupage_01.jpg" }{CENTER}

Then, the module **menupage**, like all modules, can be assigned to a group of users.

The assigned module looks like this:

{CENTER()}{BOX()}{img src="img/wiki_up/module_menupage_02.jpg" }{BOX}{CENTER}

You can see this example live in http://www.wiki-translation.com

For more advanced menus, see "((Menu))" feature.

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- ((Menu))