Netscape/Opera Navigation Bar support

  • lennart

    (@lennart)


    20 years, 2 months ago

    Hi,
    I have a small suggestion for changing the default template (index.php). Opera und Netscape implemented this nice Navigation Bar feature (for more information look at scriptygoddess and at the W3C spec).
    By adding the following lines to index.php in the HEAD block the navigation bar will come alive:

    <link rel="contents" href="<?php echo $siteurl; ?>/wp-archives.php" />
    <link rel="home" href="<?php echo $siteurl; ?>" />
    <?php if ($p || $m || $author || $s) { ?>
    <link rel="up" href="<?php echo $siteurl; ?>" />
    <?php } ?>

    Now “Home”, and “Contents” will always be active and “Up” will be active after a user selected a date, a month, a person, an entry or searched for something. If a separate search page would be included in the wp page it could be linked as well.
    Oh, the “Contents” entry wp-archives.php is a hack which can be found in the hacks section.

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  • Sushubh

    (@sushubh)

    20 years, 2 months ago

    Firebird get this support with this extension:
    http://cdn.mozdev.org/linkToolbar/
    Maybe there are more, but this was what I found. Also displays the alternative stylesheets in the site…
    Opera has built in support for both… 🙂

    Thread Starter lennart

    (@lennart)

    20 years, 2 months ago

    Oh, I forgot to add the “up” statement for the category filter. So the 4th line looks like this:
    <?php if ($p || $m || $author || $s || $cat ) { ?>

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