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Informations about the package laravel-active-menu

Laravel Active Menu

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Blade directives for Laravel 5.1+ to manage menu states in a clean an easy way.

Install

Usage

Call @activate(...) to specify the activated menu:

Now call @active(...) directive to know if a specified menu is active:

This directive will print the string active if the given menu is activated. The example above will result on the following HTML:

Now just add a li.active a { ... } styles to your CSS and you're ready.

Using dot-notation

Use dot-notation to activate the menu cascade up, for example, using this directive:

This will activate settings and settings.security, so the following directives will print the string active:

Change the class name

You can change the class name passing it as a second parameter:

But I really recomend you stick to the convention and use the default value.

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