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Smarty registered template function. Adds various kinds of visual effects to the page.
Usage example:
{nwa_bling id=$some_id type=fade}
The “id” parameter is the ID of the HTML element to which you will add ‘bling’ effects The “type” parameter is the
kind of bling desired:
l
“fade”: element smoothly fades in and out
l
“blink”: element blinks slowly
nwa_makeid
{nwa_makeid …}
Smarty registered template function. Creates a unique identifier and assigns it to a named page variable. Identifiers
are unique for a given page instantiation.
Usage example:
{nwa_makeid var=some_id}
The “var” parameter specifies the page variable that will be assigned.
Alternative usage:
{nwa_makeid var=some_id file=filename}
The “file” parameter specifies a file which contains a unique ID. This allows issued IDs to be unique across different
page loads. To return the value rather than assign it to a variable, use the syntax:
{nwa_makeid [file=filename] output=1}
Otherwise, this template function does not generate any output.
nwa_nav
{nwa_nav} … {/nwa_nav}
Smarty registered block function. Defines a block area for navigation, a control, or generates navigation control
HTML of a particular type.
Blocks are individual components of the navigation area, which basically consist of HTML. Blocks for actual
navigation items have substitution tags in the form
@tagname@ .
The recognized tags are described in the table below.
Tag Description
@a@ <a href="navigation_href">navigation name</a>
@name@ navigation item name (HTML safe)
@jsname@ navigation item name (JavaScript quoted)
@href@ navigation item hyperlink
@jshref@ navigation item hyperlink (JavaScript quoted)
@icon@ navigation item icon, if specified
Table 27:
Navigation Tags