.. include:: /Includes.rst.txt .. _configure-metanav: METANAV subpart ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Before we begin defining the first subpart for our meta navigation, let us recap our progress so far: first we have imported a page structure in the TYPO3 CMS Backend. TYPO3 CMS will later display these pages. We have modified an HTML template file by adding subparts and marks for everything which should be output dynamically by TYPO3 CMS. Again in the TYPO3 CMS Backend we have created a template record in the root page. Inside that template record we have instructed TYPO3 CMS to load our HTML template and to work with the part between the body tags. In the next steps we will use the cObjects, which are offered by TYPO3 CMS, to configure the output for each of our marks and subparts. Now we will start with the first subpart. The meta navigation, which will be displayed at the top right corner of the screen, should hold a menu with some pages. We always want the same pages to be at that place (no matter on which page the user of our website currently is). We will put the pages "Contact" and "Imprint" there. Since we basically want to output a menu, we define the subpart METANAV as .. code-block:: typoscript page.10.subparts { METANAV = HMENU Now we can use the properties of the :ref:`HMENU object `. With these properties you can output all kinds of *hierarchical menus*. As a reminder, here is the HTML code that is in our template file and that we want to replace with something dynamically generated by TYPO3 CMS: .. code-block:: html