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freekmurze committed Mar 24, 2021
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/controlling-the-html-output/non-list-menus.md
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As of v2.5, you can render menus without `ul` and `li` tags. This can be achieved with the `setWrapperTag`, `withoutWrapperTag`, `setParentTag` and `withoutParentTag` methods.
You can render menus without `ul` and `li` tags. This can be achieved with the `setWrapperTag`, `withoutWrapperTag`, `setParentTag` and `withoutParentTag` methods.

Without wrapper tag & without parent tag:

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If you only want to iterate over a specific type of item, you can typehint it in the callable, and it will ignore other instances.
See <a href="/docs/menu/v2/items-in-depth/manipulating-items">Manipulating Items</a> for some examples.
See <a href="/docs/menu/v3/items-in-depth/manipulating-items">Manipulating Items</a> for some examples.
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The callable will not traverse through submenus. If you want to traverse deeper, you'll have to manually add a `setActive` call with a callable that typehints `Menu`.
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