관리 > 메뉴 로 가십시오 (혹은 티키 사이트의 기본 주소의 URL 뒤에 다음을 추가하십시오: .../tiki-admin_menus.php).

생성 가능한 메뉴에는 3가지 다른 종류가 있습니다:

• 고정 (f): 메뉴는 정적일 것입니다; 모든 선택사항은 메뉴 모듈에 표기될 것입니다.

• 접힌 유동형 (d): 이 메뉴는 유동형입니다; 메뉴 내부에 부분들만이 표기되며, 부분들을 열기/닫기를 위한 +/- 링크 혹은 폴더 아이콘이 표기될 것입니다. 티키 내부의 응용프로그램 메뉴는 메뉴의 본 클래스의 한 예제입니다.

• 펼쳐진 유동형 (e): 위와 동일하지만 모든 부분이 기본으로 펼쳐져있고 사용자가 닫기를 원하는 부분의 (-) 혹은 폴더 아이콘으로 닫을 수 있습니다.

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From Tiki 7 or 8 (definitely in 8) the module_menu is working for structures.↵
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You can either make a navigation menu from a "menu Id" od from a "structure Id".↵

생성되고 나면, 이 새 메뉴의 행에 있는 설정 버튼을 크릭하십시오, 이는 /tiki-admin_menu_options.php?menuId=n 으로 이동하게 됩니다

메뉴 항목을 생성하려면, 메뉴 선택사항 서식에 내용을 기입하십시오 : 최소 Name, URL (상대적 혹은 절대적), Type = "option" 및 Position 이는 메뉴 항목 순서를 설정하기 위한 숫자입니다. 저장하시고 메뉴의 미리보기를 살펴보십시오.
티키 >= 2.0 에서는 , ((pageName)) 문법으로 메뉴 선택사항 내부에 위키 페이지로의 링클르 지정할 수 있습니다. 장점은 위키 페이지 이름 이 변경될 때 선택사항의 이름변경을 할 수 있는 것이며 SEFURLs 기능이 체크되었을 경우 SEFURL 링크를 가질 수 있는 것입니다. SEFURL 는 http://mysite.com/tiki-index_raw.php?page=Home 와 같은 복잡한 링크 대신 http://mysite.com/Home 처럼 될 것입니다

To create a section (i.e. a folder) that can be opened or collapsed, fill in the edit menu options form with at least Name, URL, Type = "section" and Position.

NOTE: Do not put anything in Sections unless you know the tiki specific feature references e.g. feature_wiki or feature_blog_rankings. These can be auto-filled using Some useful URLs pull-downs, or look at the Tips below to know how to guess the section name of the feature you are interested in.

• A section is an option that can fold the following options. The options dependant on a section are defined as the list of consecutive options with type 'option'. The options of a section stop when the next option is a section, a sorted section, or a separator.
• A sorted section sorts all its dependent options when displayed.
• A separator does nothing - except to stop a section (useful if you want to do a section followed by an option)

• option1
• section1
  • option2
  • option3
• option4
• section2
  • option5

will be

In Tiki > 1.9.8, more levels have been introduced
Example:

• option1
• section1
  • option2
  • section3
    • option3
    • option4
    • section4
      • option5
  • section5
• option6

will be

Tip: Leave intentional gaps when numbering positional value for options. (Ex: 1,3,5,7,9). This will make future additions easier.

You can restrict the view of some options and sections in the menu, so that only specific groups can view them. For instance, you could add a "User Preferences" option in position 100 to your customized menu that is seen by users only when they log in (registered group).

To do this, you would add:

You can specify a list of groups (separated by comma in Tiki =< 1.9.x, multiple select since Tiki 2.x). In this case, it means that the user needs to be in each group to see the option.

If you want a list of groups to see the option, = a user to be only in one of the groups to see the option, you have to insert has many options as groups. Each option must have the same parameters (same position, ...) except for the group.

The trick is, if you don't select any Groups, everyone can see the menu option. If you want to exclude a group, select all the other groups (but not the group you want to exclude).

Similarly, you can inadvertently exclude a logged-in group by selecting too many groups. You don't need to select all of your Admin-type groups (they can usually see everything anyway). Just select the one logged-in group that you want to able to see the menu item. (Yes, this is all very weird.)

Imagine you want to add the option "Users Map" in position 110, to anonymous or registered groups, only when the feature Google Maps (gmap) is enabled in your site. You can do that with:

You could also restrict the menu option to be seen when the feature X is enabled, but also only when the user belongs to a group which has a specific permission.

For instance, you could add an option "Upload image" in position 120 which is seen only when the feature image galleries (feature_galleries) is enabled AND only by users in groups which have the permission to upload images (tiki_p_upload_images).

To achieve this behavior, you have to add something like:

1. You could add to a menu entry any combination of settings for sections, permissions or groups.
2. If you need a same option with different perms or group, duplicate the option with the same position value.
3. To know the section names in order to allow only some new options when the feature is enabled, you can disable/enable them under "Admin home > Features" (tiki-admin.php?page=features), and you will see its name reported on top of the page when it's reloaded after you saved your changes. Then, you can enable/disable them again to its original state, if you don't want to change this setting.
4. To know the permission names, go to Admin > Groups > press on the key icon ( ) next to a group) (tiki-assignpermission.php?group=Registered, for instance)

Once the menu has all or most of the options go to "Admin Modules" page (/tiki-admin_modules.php), under " Create new user module" at the bottom, find your menu title in the pull-down "Menus" on the right, click use menu and "{menu id=n}" (where n = your menu ID) will appear in the "Create new user module" data box. Add a title (what will users will see) and a name (what admin sees) and click create/edit.

Now you have created a new user module for the custom menu.

Moreover, it is possible to create dynamic pop-up menus by putting {phplayers id=n} in a TPL file. For older versions of Tiki, you might need to copy the layersmenu CSS entries out of damian.css into the css of your choice (or copy them from a later version).
On Admin Modules you can assign the module using the "Assign new module" form.

• Multilingual Menu

In Tiki 2 and newer, it is possible to use a suckerfish menu. This menu can be either vertical (in a module), or horizontal (in a template or in Site Identity custom code or, as of Tiki 3.0, as the topbar menu by just indicating the menu id number. Even nicer, jquery Superfish effects can be applied to CSS menus in Tiki 3.

To summarize: a menu created in Admin Menus can be displayed in one of three forms: a normal tiki menu (like the default menu in the side column), a PHP Layers menu, and a suckerfish (CSS) menu. In any form it can be integrated in tiki either directly in a module, in a template file {menu id=1} or in Admin Look and Feel (custom code in Tiki 2, or topbar menu selection in Tiki 3.0). To have a suckerfish menu used, in a module (via admin) or a template (via file editing) add the parameter css=y to the smarty tag {menu}.

1. Ensure that CSS menus are enabled in admin>features.
2. Create a menu in the normal way at admin > menus.
3. Note the ID number of the menu you have created.
4. Edit the module (within tiki) or .tpl file (via ftp) and include (along with whatever html is required) the following syntax: {menu id=1 css=y}.
5. In Tiki 3.0, the module containing the CSS menu needs this parameter: overflow=y. This allows the submenu items to display outside the module's borders.

Imagine this menu (id=101)

• flower
  • rose
    • monaco
  • daisy
• tree
  • tree
  • oak

will display when you are on rose, or flower or monaco
flower | tree
rose|daisy
will display when you are tree, oak
flower } tree
tree|oak

This example works fine with Tiki 3.5 → when I will find out major differences in higher Versions, I will add this here lateron. Please mind that there have been changes in the templates from Tiki4 on.
Update: works fine in 4.x, 5.x and 6.x .

As of Tiki 3.0, suckerfish menus are supported in CSS by default, and no additional CSS styles need to be added. The following information applies to Tiki 2.

/* Needs to be set for CSS menu in col2 to work */
.box-menu_css_v_43,
.box-menu_css_v_43 .box-data,
.box-menu_css_v_43 ul {overflow: visible !important}

.box-menu_css_v_43 {padding-left: 1em}

If you want to let external links be opened in a new Tab or window, you need a target=_blank.
Please mind a difference in the notation regarded to "normal" HTML (the starting and ending quotes are intended to be missing):

http://foo.bar" target="_blank

And it will only work, if you enable the following in the admin panel "general settings -> navigation":

Allow HTML in link text and do not escape the url in menu items 
(Please note: this might be insecure if you allow more people to edit menus)

Alternatively, you can try How to make menu items open in a new window

• tikiwiki< 1.10: you need to have tiki_p_admin to create/edit the menus
• tikiwiki>=1.10: to create a menu or delete one, you need tiki_p_edit_menu, to create/edit a menu option, you need tiki_p_edit_menu_option (of course, you have implicitly the 2 perms when you have tiki_p_admin)

tikiwiki>=1.10
There are 2 ways to change the folder icons
1) to change it as every other icons by overloading it at the templates level. You need to create 2 icons

• styles/my_style/img/icons/folder.png
• styles/my_style/img/icons/ofolder.png

2)to change locally for a menu. You must specify the path to the icon folder for close section like my_modifications/my_icon.gif and you must supply this icon and the closed icon that must be name my_modifications/omy_icon.gif (notice the o letter)

For the change to take effect, you may have to clear Tiki's caches (at tiki-admin_system.php) and your browser cache, and/or log out of Tiki to clear session information.

tiki>=?
관리->일반-> 의 내부에서 일반 선호설정을 활성화해야 합니다
그리고 특정메뉴에 대하여, 이 메뉴를 만들기/편집하기 할 때, 메뉴 항목에 대하여 아이콘 구성' 선택사항을 체크하여야만 합니다
그리고 각각의 선택사항에 대하여, 아이콘을 포함하는 파일의 이름을 줄 수 있습니다 (관리->일반 의 내부에 지정한 디렉터리에서 파일을 가져오게 됩니다) 혹은 아이콘의 경로를 tikiroot 에 대하여 상대적으로 줄 수도 있습니다.

특정 그룹에만 해당하는 메뉴를 만드는 것에 대한 추가 정보는 다음을 살펴보십시오: Menu HOWTO

서커피시 (Suckerfish) 메뉴 (css 메뉴):

• http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/
• http://www.alistapart.com/articles/dropdowns