See here for an overview on the minimal structure of the navigation.
Levels
Default navigation
First level: "Where in Serlo you are" - the information right beside the logoSecond level: Is the first level of the navigation on the left
Example math/home: "math" is on level one and "home" on level two
top-left navigation
"About Serlo, Get Involved!"
footer
Elements on the bottom end of the page
Navigation Elements
The different purposes a navigation element can be used are defined via the parameters, which you can add to an element.
You can build the elements by combining them as in the list below. There is one important rule: Add route always as the last parameter!
Collection of the Different Elements
main element
Hier geht es um die Überpunkte in der Navigation, bei denen man nicht direkt zu einem Inhalt kommt.
label: name in navigation
uri: #
page
label: name in navigation
params: no value
page: "id"
route: page/view
embed icon
icon: "last word in icon description" (from this collection of icons)
select topic
this one is tricky, please contact inyono or arekkas.
select curriculum
Ist kompliziert. Bei Bedarf bitte system administrator arekkas kontaktieren.
edit taxonomy
label: name in navigation
params: no value
term: id of taxonomy (topic or locale or curriculum etc.)
route: taxonomy/term/organize
link to taxonomy
lable: name in navigation
params: no value
term: id of taxonomy (topic or locale or curriculum etc.)
route: taxonomy/term/get
discussions
label: name in navigation
params: no value
id: id of forum taxonomy
route: discussion/discussions/get
new revisions
label: name in navigation
params: no value
subject: name of subject
action: unrevised
route: subject/entity
trash
label: name in navigation
params: no value
subject: name of subject
action: trash-bin
route: subject/entity
blog
lable: name in navigation
route: blog
events
lable: name in navigation
route: event/history/all
to have a nicer singel-view for object-related event-pages (like: http://de.serlo.org/event/history/object/1855), you can create a sub-site for this navigation element with:
…
visible: false
route: event/history/object
link to internal url
lable: name in navigation
uri: UUID
link to external url
lable: name in navigation
uri: URL
Parameters
visible: false
don't show an navigation element in the navigation. But the navigation is visileb if an users visits the linked content.
community: true
green background for an navigation element
needsidentity: true
this navigation element is only visible for users who are loged in
