function theme_responsive_navigation in Responsive Navigation 7
Theme function to allow any menu tree to be themed as a Responsive Navigation menu.
Parameters
array $variables: is an array, menu arguments.
Return value
mixed An HTML string of Responsive Navigation menu links.
3 theme calls to theme_responsive_navigation()
- responsive_navigation_block_view in ./
responsive_navigation.module - Implements hook_block_view().
- theme_responsive_navigation_main_menu in ./
responsive_navigation.module - Theme the main menu as a Responsive Navigation menu.
- theme_responsive_navigation_secondary_menu in ./
responsive_navigation.module - Theme the secondary menu as a Responsive Navigation menu.
File
- ./
responsive_navigation.module, line 525
Code
function theme_responsive_navigation($variables) {
$output = array(
'content' => '',
'subject' => '',
);
// The Responsive Navigation menu ID.
$id = $variables['id'];
// The top parent menu name from which to build the full menu.
$menu_name = $variables['menu_name'];
// The menu ID from which to build the displayed menu.
$mlid = $variables['mlid'];
// The number of children levels to display. Use -1 to display all children
// and use 0 to display no children.
$depth = $variables['depth'];
/*
* Optional. A custom menu array to use for theming --
* it should have the same structure as that returned
* by menu_tree_all_data(). Default is the standard menu tree.
*/
$menu = $variables['menu'];
// "Show as expanded" option.
$respect_expanded = $variables['respect_expanded'];
if ($menu_tree = theme('responsive_navigation_tree', array(
'menu_name' => $menu_name,
'mlid' => $mlid,
'depth' => $depth,
'menu' => $menu,
'respect_expanded' => $respect_expanded,
))) {
if ($menu_tree['content']) {
// Only one unique "#nav" div tag for now
$output['content'] = '<div id="nav" class="responsive-navigation-menu-' . $id . ' navigation"><ul class="responsive-navigation responsive-navigation-' . $menu_name . '" id="responsive-navigation-menu-' . $id . '">' . $menu_tree['content'] . '</ul></div>' . "\n";
$output['subject'] = $menu_tree['subject'];
}
}
return $output;
}