modules/navigation/README.txt

Overview:
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The navigation module allows a site administrator to build custom
menus.  These menus can be displayed in a box like the automatically
generated navigation menu, or they can be displayed as CSS tabs.

A menu is comprised of a hierarchy of menu items.  It is possible
to build a flat or three dimensional menu.  Menu items can be linked
to arbitrary urls, including both on-site and off-site web pages.


Features:
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 - Administrative interface shares look and feel of taxonomy
   administrative interface
 - Menus can be three dimensional or flat
 - Menus can be displayed in boxes like the automatically generated
   navigation menu, or as CSS tabs
 - Default navigation.css creates simple tabs that work with all browsers
 - Menu items can link to on-site and off-site content
 - No hard limit to the number of menus that can be built
 - No hard limit on the number of menu items comprising a menu
 - No hard limit to the depth of a given menu
 - Automatically generates block for each menu
 - Can default menu items to be always active (expanded)
 - Supports multiple active menu items
 - Menu permissions, allows administrators to define which user roles
   can view a menu
 - Menu item permissions, allows administrators to define which user
   roles can view a menu item and all its children
 - Menu taxonomy, allows administrator to associate menus and menu items
   with taxonomy vocabularies and terms, making it possible for the
   appropriate menu items to be visible when viewing arbitrary site content.


Installation and configuration:
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Please refer to the INSTALL file for complete installation and 
configuration instructions.


Requires:
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 - Drupal 4.4


Credits:
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 - Written by Jeremy Andrews <jeremy@kerneltrap.org>
1	Overview:
2	--------
3	The navigation module allows a site administrator to build custom
4	menus. These menus can be displayed in a box like the automatically
5	generated navigation menu, or they can be displayed as CSS tabs.
6
7	A menu is comprised of a hierarchy of menu items. It is possible
8	to build a flat or three dimensional menu. Menu items can be linked
9	to arbitrary urls, including both on-site and off-site web pages.
10
11
12	Features:
13	--------
14	- Administrative interface shares look and feel of taxonomy
15	administrative interface
16	- Menus can be three dimensional or flat
17	- Menus can be displayed in boxes like the automatically generated
18	navigation menu, or as CSS tabs
19	- Default navigation.css creates simple tabs that work with all browsers
20	- Menu items can link to on-site and off-site content
21	- No hard limit to the number of menus that can be built
22	- No hard limit on the number of menu items comprising a menu
23	- No hard limit to the depth of a given menu
24	- Automatically generates block for each menu
25	- Can default menu items to be always active (expanded)
26	- Supports multiple active menu items
27	- Menu permissions, allows administrators to define which user roles
28	can view a menu
29	- Menu item permissions, allows administrators to define which user
30	roles can view a menu item and all its children
31	- Menu taxonomy, allows administrator to associate menus and menu items
32	with taxonomy vocabularies and terms, making it possible for the
33	appropriate menu items to be visible when viewing arbitrary site content.
34
35
36	Installation and configuration:
37	------------------------------
38	Please refer to the INSTALL file for complete installation and
39	configuration instructions.
40
41
42	Requires:
43	--------
44	- Drupal 4.4
45
46
47	Credits:
48	-------
49	- Written by Jeremy Andrews <jeremy@kerneltrap.org>