HTML::LinkList HTML::LinkList is a Perl module to create a 'smart' list of HTML links.
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HTML::LinkList is a Perl module to create a 'smart' list of HTML links. HTML::LinkList is a Perl module to create a 'smart' list of HTML links.SYNOPSIS use HTML::LinkList qw(link_list); # default formatting my $html_links = link_list(current_url=>$url, urls=>@links_in_order, labels=>%labels, descriptions=>sc); # paragraph with ' :: ' separators my $html_links = link_list(current_url=>$url, urls=>@links_in_order, labels=>%labels, descriptions=>sc, links_head=>'', links_foot=>'', pre_item=>'', post_item=>'' pre_active_item=>'', post_active_item=>'', item_sep=>" :: "); # multi-level list my $html_links = link_tree( current_url=>$url, link_tree=>@list_of_lists, labels=>%labels, descriptions=>sc);This module contains a number of functions for taking sets of URLs and labels and creating suitably formatted HTML. These links are "smart" because, if given the url of the current page, if any of the links in the list equal it, that item in the list will be formatted as a special label, not as a link; this is a Good Thing, since the user would be confused by clicking on a link back to the current page.While many website systems have plugins for "smart" navbars, they are specialized for that system only, and can't be reused elsewhere, forcing people to reinvent the wheel. I hereby present one wheel, free to be reused by anybody; just the simple functions, a backend, which can be plugged into whatever system you want.The default format for the HTML is to make an unordered list, but there are many options, enabling one to have a flatter layout with any separators you desire, or a more complicated list with differing formats for different levels.The "link_list" function uses a simple list of links -- good for a simple navbar.The "link_tree" function takes a set of nested links and makes the HTML for them -- good for making a table of contents, or a more complicated navbar.The "full_tree" function takes a list of paths and makes a full tree of all the pages and index-pages in those paths -- good for making a site map.The "breadcrumb_trail" function takes a url and makes a "breadcrumb trail" from it.The "nav_tree" function creates a set of nested links to be used as a multi-level navbar; one can give it a list of paths (as for full_tree) and it will only show the links related to the current URL. Requirements: · Perl

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