Now we will create a class for logic of our submenu. Let's name it MainSubMenu, as we have specified in the structure.xml, and place it in the modules package. This class will inherit the DynamicMotoMenu class. And let's import the MovieClip class at once.
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We have to create a holder for submenu in the MainMenu Movie Clip. Let's open the MainMenu Movie Clip in the website.fla and create a new layer. The layer name is not important. We name it submenuHolder.
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Then we will create a Movie Clip for our submenu. Let's open the website.fla and create a new layer on the main scene.
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Now let's create a new layer in the MainSubMenu Movie Clip. We'll create a plane for our submenu here.
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Well, now we should create a submenu item renderer Movie Clip in the website.fla. We can just duplicate the MainMenuItemRenderer MovieClip. So, let's find it in the library in Modules - MainMenu Assets, right-click on it, and choose Duplicate in a context menu.
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We will also copy the code from MainMenuItemRenderer class. So, let's open both MainMenuItemRenderer and MainSubMenuItemRenderer classes.
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At this step we will set the menuHolder Movie Clip as a target holder for our submenu elements. Let's we open the MainSubMenu class and create a new variable:
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Our next step will be creating a submenu in the control panel. So, let's open the panel or refresh it if it was open. If there is a menu which was added to stage before enabling dropdown in structure.xml file, it should be removed and the menu module should be added to the stage again.
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If we compile and load our site now, we will see that the submenu is not placed in correct coordinates. So, we have to specify where the submenu must appear. Let's open the MainMenu class and override the getItemRendererSubMenuPoint method:
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We have created an animation for our submenu plane with labels show and hide (in the MainSubMenu Movie Clip). There are the empty methods show and hide in the super class, so we should override them in the MainSubMenu class:
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