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  Editing filesEditing files
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    <The built-in editor>The built-in editor<The built-in editor>The built-in editor
    <Meta data>Meta data<Meta data>Meta data
    <Menu files>Menu files<Menu files>Menu files
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Menu files

Menu files can be used to determine what will be show in the navigation interface. A menu file has the file type Menu and might have the extension .menu, if extensions are used on the site.

A menu file is edited by focusing on the file and selecting the Edit button. A special web-based editor is used. A menu item consists of a URL to the page and a title that should be used in the navigation interface.


The menu editor

After entering the items it is possible to change the order they will be presented on the site by clicking on the arrows. Menu items may also be deleted by selecting the red X to the right of each row. Save the changes of the menu file by clicking on the Ok button.

In case the URL is a relative URL to a file on the site it is not necessary to fill in the title field. The title from that file's meta data will be used instead. That way the title need only be changed once, in the meta data, and the change will take effect on every place in the navigation interface.

Note that access control will be used to filter all menu items using relative URLs. That way the no navigation interface will contain links to any pages the current user does not have access to, nor any broken links to pages that does not exist. If the menu file is created before the files in the menu they won't show, until the files have been created.

Only relative URLs are filtered by access control. Absolute URLs will always be shown, regardless of permissions.