.5 seconds, or can be immediately closed by * clicking the link again. The code is smart enough that if the mouse * moves away and then back within the .5 second window, it will not * re-close. * * Multiple dropdowns can be placed per page. * * If the user does not have javascript enabled, the link will not appear, * and instead by default the list of links will appear as a normal inline * list. * * The menu is heavily styled by default, and to make it look different * will require a little bit of CSS. You can apply your own class to the * dropdown to help ensure that your CSS can override the dropdown's CSS. * * In particular, the text, link, background and border colors may need to * be changed. Please see dropdown.css for information about the existing * styling. */ /** * Delegated implementation of hook_theme() */ function ctools_dropdown_theme(&$items) { $items['ctools_dropdown'] = array( 'variables' => array('title' => NULL, 'links' => NULL, 'image' => FALSE, 'class' => ''), 'file' => 'includes/dropdown.theme.inc', ); } /** * Create a dropdown menu. * * @param $title * The text to place in the clickable area to activate the dropdown. * @param $links * A list of links to provide within the dropdown, suitable for use * in via Drupal's theme('links'). * @param $image * If true, the dropdown link is an image and will not get extra decorations * that a text dropdown link will. * @param $class * An optional class to add to the dropdown's container div to allow you * to style a single dropdown however you like without interfering with * other dropdowns. */ function theme_ctools_dropdown($vars) { // Provide a unique identifier for every dropdown on the page. static $id = 0; $id++; $class = 'ctools-dropdown-no-js ctools-dropdown' . ($vars['class'] ? (' ' . $vars['class']) : ''); ctools_add_js('dropdown'); ctools_add_css('dropdown'); $output = ''; $output .= ''; // dropdown return $output; }