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Informations about the package cakephp-menulink
MenuLink plugin for CakePHP 3
This is a handy and really simple plugin for displaying the active menu item based on the url. If you have a link pointing to the current url, it will get an "active" css class. You should add your own css definitin for a.active to your css file.
Installation
You can install this plugin into your CakePHP application using composer.
The recommended way to install composer packages is:
Usage
Load the plugin
Load the plugin in your /config/bootstrap.php file
Load and use the helper
You can load the helper in two different ways, the reccomended way or the override way.
Recommended way
In your /src/View/AppView.php file at your initialize() method load the helper like this.
In this case in your view files you should use the helper like this.
The menuLink call handles the same paramaeters as the core Html helper's link method
Override the Html helper
This is a little bit more comfortable way to do the same above. As this way overrides the core Html helper it can conflict with other helpers trying to override the same thing.
In your /src/View/AppView.php file at your initialize() method load the helper like this.
In this case in your view files you should use the helper like this.
The menuLink call handles the same paramaeters as the core Html helper's link method
In both ways your active link will look like this, but others will do not have this css class definition.
