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 ===== Create a submenu ===== ===== Create a submenu =====
-To create a submenu for a namespace, one has to create a page called ''submenu'' in the namespace. +To create a submenu for a namespace, one has to create a page called ''submenu'' in the namespace. The content of the page will be displayed as the submenu. There are some additional rules to the syntax.
  
 +==== Headings and links in headings ====
 +A heading in the submenu is declared as a heading on every other page as well, by using  ''%% ====== Heading ======%%'' at the beginning of the submenu page. The first link in the submenu is displayed as a level 1 heading, every following link as a level 2 heading. i.e.
 + <code>
 +[[documentation:website:start|How to...]]
 +[[documentation:website:config_submenu:start|Submenu]]
 +</code>
 +and 
 + <code>
 +====== How to... ======
 +===== Submenu =====
 +</code>
 +would be displayed in the same way, with the difference that in the first version the headings would also be links.
 +
 +==== Item list ====
 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 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> <code>
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       * [[subitem 2]]        * [[subitem 2]] 
 </code> </code>
-will be shown when hoverd over the parent item.+will be shown when hovered 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: For example, the submenu of this page was created by first adding a new page with ''%%[[submenu]]%%'' and then filling it with content:
 <code> <code>
-===== Submenu ===== +[[documentation:website:start|How to...]] 
-===== Subtitle of Submenu =====+[[documentation:website:config_submenu:start|Submenu]]
   * [[just]]   * [[just]]
   * [[some]]   * [[some]]
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 ---- ----
-==== Delete a submenu ====+===== Delete a submenu =====
 Deleting a submenu is done by the same way as [[..pages#delete_a_page|deleting a page]], which is saving it with no content. Deleting a submenu is done by the same way as [[..pages#delete_a_page|deleting a page]], which is saving it with no content.
 ---- ----
-==== Different submenus for different namespaces ====+===== 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. 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.