nav_elem: Generate a nav element
In benjaminschlegel/lsmaps: Shiny wrapper for apps at the chair of political methodology
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Generate a html element suitable for a nav-list.
Usage
1
Arguments
title
name of the nav element
href
link to the element
active
should the element be shown as active?
Value
html code with the nav element
Examples
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el1 <- nav_elem("About", "/about.html", active=FALSE)
el2 <- nav_elem("Index", "/index.html", active=TRUE)
cat(as.character(el1))
cat(as.character(el2))
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Generate a html element suitable for a nav-list.
Usage
1 |
Arguments
title |
name of the nav element |
href |
link to the element |
active |
should the element be shown as active? |
Value
html code with the nav element
Examples
1 2 3 4 5 | el1 <- nav_elem("About", "/about.html", active=FALSE)
el2 <- nav_elem("Index", "/index.html", active=TRUE)
cat(as.character(el1))
cat(as.character(el2))
|
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