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JS9 supports two styles of menubar: the default classic style
(all top-level menus are displayed in the menubar) and a mac style
(some top-level menus are in the View menu). Specify the style globally
by setting JS9.globalOpts.menubarStyle to "mac" or "classic".
Specify a style for specific menubar by using the data-style
attribute on that element.
You also can display user-defined menus by setting the JS9.globalOpts.userMenuBar to an array of menu options, and then either setting JS9.globalOpts.userMenus to true for all menubars or setting the data-usermenus attribute to "true" for a specific menubar. See js9usermenus.js for an example of a user menubar array. Note that supermenus support styles and user menus, as shown in the examples below the image displays. |
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A classic menubar displaying all top-level menus:
Super-menus of style classic, mac, mac/user to control both displays:
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A Mac-style menubar (top-level menus in View) and user-defined menus:
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