Navigation ---------- The navigation components provide a consistent, app-wide top bar, an overflow menu, and composable buttons. They expose **placeholders** that can be targeted with Vue’s ```` to inject actions from any view. There are three main classes: **TopBar** – The fixed application navbar (logo, back/home, project switcher, user menu). It renders placeholder anchors that can be filled from anywhere: - ``#topbarCustomPlaceholder`` – left/primary action area - ``#topbarCenterPlaceholder`` – centered content (e.g., titles) - ``#topBarNavItems`` – right-aligned nav items - ``#topBarExtendMenuItems`` – items for the overflow menu (see **ExpandMenu**) It also includes an optional **Project** picker (controlled by the setting ``topBar.projects.hideProjectButton``) and a profile dropdown (consent, password change, logout). **ExpandMenu** – A dropdown menu component (three-dot icon) anchored in the top bar. Use it for secondary actions injected via ``#topBarExtendMenuItems``. **TopBarButton** – A reusable button element for the top bar. Supports icons, emits click events, and integrates with statistics logging automatically. Example usage with ``Teleport``: .. code-block:: html Previous Finish Study Next ----- **Usage hints:** - Use **TopBar** for global navigation and session-related controls. - Add items to **ExpandMenu** for rarely used or secondary actions. - Prefer **TopBarButton** for clear, consistent action buttons in the top bar.