murph-doc/docs/tree.md

Tree manager

Murph manages contents this way:

• You define navigations
• For each navigation, you define menus
• For each menu, you define elements (nodes)
• and for each element, you define:
  • an optional page
  • the routing
  • some attributes
  • a sitemap configuration

## Navigation

To create a navigation, go to Navigations and click on New. Then fill the form and save.

• The label is the label displayed whenever necessary (eg: Example)
• The locale is the language used in the content (eg: en)
• The code is a unique technical identifier useful in templating, routing and settings (eg: example_en)
• The domain defines the main domain used to access the navigation (eg: example.com)
• Additional domains are additional domains used to access the navigation (eg: www.example.com). You can specify regular expression to match all that you want

If several navigations share the same domain, then the locale will by used to prefix routes. But if a navigation uses a single domain then the local will not prefix routes.

## Menu

To create a menu, go to Trees, select the navigation and click on Add a menu. Then fill the form and save.

• The label is the label displayed whenever necessary (eg: Top menu)
• The code is an unique technical identifier (in the given navigation) and it is useful in templating, routing and settings (eg: top)

When a menu is created then an element is automatically generated.