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I'm once again. Interest me, how to make this elements displayed on menu (see picture)

1. not linked title
2. dashed or colorized row when a title of menu items
3. arrow for collapsed/expanded block

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Hi. This is a very common q my friend! Check out 1] PHPFusion Faq at this very site, it's all explained there.

Expandable panels:

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openside[b]x[/b]("Panel Name",[b]"off"[/b]);
  echo "Some content for the panel";

closeside[b]x[/b]();


Panel Name, "ON" or "OFF" for default state opened or closed!

If you run into any problems, please ask again, no worries! :)
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Can you make the expandaple panels, so that only users can expand and collapse?
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You can make whole panels for registered users only.



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opensidex("Panel Name","off");
if(!iGUEST) {
  echo "Some content for the panel";
}  
closesidex();
Edited by stranded on 11-09-2008 18:32,
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Yes, it's easy to do from the admin panel as well...but I need the arrow to be visible only for users...
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Try:

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if (iGUEST) {
openside("Panel Name");
}
else {
opensidex("Panel Name","off");
}

  echo "Some content for the panel";

if (iGUEST) {
closeside();
}
else {
closesidex();
}
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Yeeeess!!! You have made my day! Thx!
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Ya this is..
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