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-====== Configuring the submenu ======
-The submenu is the gray container underneath the topbar. It can contain the title and subtitle of the page as well as some additional links.
-==== Create a submenu ====
-To create a submenu for a namespace, one has to create a page called ''submenu'' in the namespace.
-An unorderd list (with links as items) will be converted into a navigation bar at the bottom of the submenu. The subitems of a nested list such as
-<code>
-  * [[item 1]]
-  * [[item 2]]
-      * [[subitem 1]]
-      * [[subitem 2]]
-</code>
-will be shown when hoverd over the parent item.
-For example, the submenu of this page was created by first adding a new page with ''%%[[submenu]]%%'' and then filling it with content:
-<code>
-====== Submenu ======
-===== Subtitle of Submenu =====
-  * [[just]]
-  * [[some]]
-  * [[items]]
-      * [[some]]
-      * [[with]]
-      * [[subitems]]
-</code>
-----
-==== Delete a submenu ====
-Deleting a submenu is done by the same way as [[documentation:pages#delete_a_page|deleting a page]], which is saving it with no content.
-----
-==== Different submenus for different namespaces ====
-As mentioned before, it is possible to create for each namespace a different submenu. If there is no submenu defined in the current namespace, the submenu of the next higher level is used.
-For example:
-<file>
-   root namespace (always present)
-     │
-     └── 'a' namespace
-          └──'start'                 %pagename, start page of namespace 'a:'
-          └──'submenu_a'                 %pagename, submenu of namespace 'a:'
-          └── 'b' namespace
-               └──'submenu_b'            %pagename, submenu of namespace 'a:b:'
-               └── 'c' pagename
-           └──'d' namespace
-               └──'e' pagename
-</file>