quaint-nav

Macros to populate and dump navigation bars. This does not come with any styling, so it is mostly useful for use by other plugins like quaint-look-nice or quaint-bootstrap3.

Install

quaint --setup nav

Macros

nav

Use the nav name :: elements macro to register text and links to the navigation bar with the given name. If one of the entries contains a sub-list, it will appear as a dropdown.

nav main ::
  * Nav element
  * Link @@ somewhere.html
  * Dropdown
    * ABC
    * XYZ @@ xyz

By default, if no name is given, the elements will be added to the main nav.

If the body is equal to the directive dump!, the navbar will be inserted in the document:

nav main :: dump!

Options

nav-class-prefix

Default: "nav-"

This prefix is used on the class names of the generated nav tags. For instance, if the prefix is nav-, then dumping the main nav would produce a nav with class nav-main.

dropdown-class

Default: "dropdown"

Class given to the li elements that are dropdowns

dropdown-menu-class

Default: "dropdown-menu"

Class given to the ul dropdowns.

suppress-empty-nav

Default: false

If true, dumping a nav with no elements will not insert anything.

wrap-dropdown

This is a function that takes the label of a dropdown and returns a new label, but might e.g. add a caret after it.

Default: wraps the element with a div

wrap-element

Function that takes a navbar entry and returns a replacement if appropriate. This is used for instance by quaint-bootstrap3 to wrap text nodes with the navbar-text class.

Default: wraps plain text with div.