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NOTES
Some general notes about the additions made to this template for both the page slider (aka 'vegas') and the split navigation.
Split Navigation
There is a new Core Generic template, named 'skagit_navbar', this gets include into the new page template for the split menu (I didn't want to butcher the 'boxed' template).
There are two Navigator calls in this page, and the logo is also set within this template.
To limit what is shown in each of the two menus, use the 'exclude prefix' parameter, and then list the aliases of the top-level pages that should NOT BE INCLUDED (this gives the cleanest output for the HTML).
NOTE: currently using the first, last, and third classes to set the 3 columns. Depending on how it all comes together with the actual content, you may want to use columns instead (i.e. six, four, six - it would make the middle column smaller, giving more room for the two menus).
There is also another stylesheet for controlling these menus as well - 'Skagit911'.
The logo is controlled by the 'brand-logo' class that is defined in this new stylesheet as well.
At the moment there is a lot that I've commented out in this stylesheet, as I'm just trying to replace ONLY what is necessary for things to work.
Vegas Slider (page background)
Uses a LISE module (named 'Slideshow'), and has categories set up so it could also be used to organize/create normal slideshows as well.
Module Fields
- Slide - requires the creation of a 'slides' folder inside 'uploads/images' - this is where the images will be stored.
- Additional fields can be created - such as heading, caption, and linked page (for generating a link to a specific page) - however, those are more for standard slideshows.
Module Template (Summary)
The javascript to control the vegas slider is directly in this template. It's contained within - {cgjs_add}{/cgjs_add} - which magically adds the code to a compiled js file that's added to the bottom of the page (cleaning up the source code).
REQUIRED FILES
Vegas files are stored in the js and the CSS folder as follows:
- uploads/js/vegas.js
- uploads/js/vegas.min.js - minimized for use once build and testing are done
- uploads/css/vegas.css
- uploads/css/vegas.min.css - minimized for use once build and testing are done
* each of the files MUST include within the page template that is going to use it
Additionally,