Settings
For a general understanding of how the configuration files are structured and what elements and attributes are
it is recommended to read this section first: Basics.
The behaviour and appearance of the NavBar widget can be influenced by using certain attributes and elements.
The following tables show the allowed attributes and elements and their possible values.
The screenshots show, how both can be edited in the editor.
Attributes underlined by ….. are mandatory, all the others are optional and be omitted.
The dynamic attribute allows to dynamically show and hide the navbar.
The show and hide is only implemented for the left navbar and requires a
touch capable device. To show you must swipe from the left end of the screen
horizontal to the middle, to hide you must swipe to the left.
dynamic
|
Mobile device |
Big screen |
|---|
empty |
Navbar can be shown and hidden.
After start it is hidden. |
Navbar is always shown. |
true |
Navbar can be shown and hidden.
After start it is hidden. |
Navbar can be shown and hidden.
After start it is shown. |
false |
Navbar is always shown. |
Navbar is always shown. |
Allowed attributes in the NavBar-element
Element |
Attribute |
|---|
|
Name |
Content |
Description |
|---|
navbar |
name |
string |
Name/title of the navigation bar |
position |
top, left, right or bottom |
Position of the navigation bar on the page |
dynamic |
true or false |
Set dynamic behaviour, use automatic when not set |
width |
string |
|
scope |
decimal |
|
Allowed child-elements and their attributes
All widgets are allowed in the page widget.