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	- Failed at: ${navbarId}  [in template "86161#86202#287243" at line 85, column 6]
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1<#include "${templatesPath}/NAVIGATION-MACRO-FTL" /> 
2 
3<#if !entries?has_content> 
4    <#if themeDisplay.isSignedIn()> 
5        <div class="alert alert-info"> 
6            <@liferay.language key="there-are-no-menu-items-to-display" /> 
7        </div> 
8    </#if> 
9<#else> 
10    <#assign 
11        portletDisplay = themeDisplay.getPortletDisplay() 
12 
13        navbarId = "navbar_" + portletDisplay.getId() 
14    /> 
15 
16    <div id="${navbarId}" class="mt-3"> 
17        <div class="accordion" id="${navbarId}-top-accordion"> 
18            <div class="accordion navbar-site" id="${navbarId}-accordion"> 
19                <header id="${navbarId}-header" class="d-block d-md-none text-right" data-toggle="collapse" data-target="#${navbarId}-top-collapse" aria-expanded="false" aria-controls="${navbarId}-top-collapse">Section Menu <i class="menu-icon ml-2"></i><hr/></header> 
20                <div id="${navbarId}-top-collapse" class="collapse d-md-block pl-0 ml-0" aria-labelledby="${navbarId}-header" data-parent="#${navbarId}-top-accordion"> 
21                    <#assign navItems = entries /> 
22 
23                    <#list navItems as navItem> 
24                        <#assign showChildrenNavItems = (displayDepth != 1) && navItem.hasBrowsableChildren() /> 
25 
26                        <#if navItem.isBrowsable() || showChildrenNavItems> 
27                            <#assign 
28                                nav_item_css_class = "" 
29                                nav_item_href_link = "" 
30                            /> 
31 
32                            <#if navItem.isChildSelected() || navItem.isSelected()> 
33                                <#assign nav_item_css_class = "active" /> 
34                            </#if> 
35 
36                            <#if navItem.isBrowsable()> 
37                                <#assign nav_item_href_link = "href='${navItem.getURL()}' ${navItem.getTarget()}" /> 
38                            </#if> 
39 
40                            <div class="card collapse-card shadow-none border-0 mb-0"> 
41                                <#if showChildrenNavItems> 
42                                    <#assign toggle_text> 
43                                        <@liferay.language key="toggle" /> 
44                                    </#assign> 
45                                </#if> 
46                                <#if showChildrenNavItems> 
47                                    <div class="collapse-header card-header mb-0 border-0" id="${navbarId}-card-header-${navItem?index}"> 
48                                        <button class="${nav_item_css_class} btn btn-link collapse-btn d-inline-flex justify-content-between align-items-center w-100" type="button" data-toggle="collapse" data-target="#${navbarId}-collapse-${navItem?index}" aria-expanded="false" aria-controls="${navbarId}-collapse-${navItem?index}"> 
49                                            <span class="collapse-header-text mb-0 text-left mr-2">${navItem.getName()}</span> 
50                                            <span class="collapse-header-chevron"></span> 
51                                            <span class='sr-only'>${toggle_text}</span> 
52                                        </button> 
53                                    </div> 
54                                    <div class="collapse" id="${navbarId}-collapse-${navItem?index}" aria-lablledby="${navbarId}-card-header-${navItem?index}" data-parent="#${navbarId}-accordion"> 
55                                        <div class="card-body p-0"> 
56                                            <@buildChildrenNavItems 
57                                                displayDepth=displayDepth 
58                                                navItem=navItem 
59                                            /> 
60                                        </div> 
61                                    </div> 
62                                </#if> 
63                                 
64                            </div> 
65                        </#if> 
66                    </#list> 
67                </div> 
68            </div> 
69        </div> 
70    </div> 
71 
72    <@liferay_aui.script use="liferay-navigation-interaction"> 
73        var navigation = A.one('#${navbarId}'); 
74 
75        Liferay.Data.NAV_INTERACTION_LIST_SELECTOR = '.navbar-site'; 
76        Liferay.Data.NAV_LIST_SELECTOR = '.navbar-site'; 
77 
78        if (navigation) { 
79            navigation.plug(Liferay.NavigationInteraction); 
80
81    </@> 
82</#if> 
83 
84<style> 
85    #${navbarId} .collapse-card { 
86        border-radius: 0; 
87
88 
89    #${navbarId} .collapse-header { 
90        background-color: #ffffff; 
91        border-radius: 0; 
92        padding: 0; 
93
94 
95    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:active, 
96    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:focus, 
97    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:focus-within, 
98    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:target, 
99    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:hover, 
100    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:focus-visible { 
101        background-color: #b31b1b; 
102
103 
104    #${navbarId} .collapse-header-text { 
105        font-family: myriad-pro, sans-serif; 
106        font-style: normal; 
107        font-weight: 600; 
108        color: #333333; 
109
110 
111    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:active .collapse-header-text, 
112    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:focus .collapse-header-text, 
113    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:focus-within .collapse-header-text, 
114    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:target .collapse-header-text, 
115    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:hover .collapse-header-text, 
116    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:focus-visible .collapse-header-text { 
117        color: #ffffff; 
118
119 
120    #${navbarId} .collapse-btn:active, 
121    #${navbarId} .collapse-btn:focus, 
122    #${navbarId} .collapse-btn:focus-within, 
123    #${navbarId} .collapse-btn:target, 
124    #${navbarId} .collapse-btn:hover, 
125    #${navbarId} .collapse-btn:focus-visible { 
126        box-shadow: none; 
127        text-decoration: none; 
128
129 
130    #${navbarId} .collapse-header-chevron::before { 
131        font-family: 'fontawesome-alloy'; 
132        color: #333333; 
133
134 
135    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:active .collapse-header-chevron::before, 
136    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:focus .collapse-header-chevron::before, 
137    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:focus-within .collapse-header-chevron::before, 
138    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:target .collapse-header-chevron::before, 
139    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:hover .collapse-header-chevron::before, 
140    #${navbarId} .collapse-header:focus-visible .collapse-header-chevron::before { 
141        color: #ffffff; 
142
143 
144    #${navbarId} .collapse-btn[aria-expanded="true"] > .collapse-header-chevron::before { 
145        font-family: FontAwesome; 
146			  content: "\f078"; 
147        color: #ffffff; 
148
149 
150    #${navbarId} .collapse-btn[aria-expanded="false"] > .collapse-header-chevron::before { 
151        font-family: FontAwesome; 
152        content: "\f077"; 
153
154 
155    #${navbarId} .collapse-btn[aria-expanded="true"] { 
156        background-color: #b31b1b; 
157
158 
159    #${navbarId} .collapse-btn[aria-expanded="true"] > .collapse-header-text { 
160        color: #ffffff; 
161
162 
163    #${navbarId} .dropdown-item.active { 
164        background-color: #b31b1b; 
165        color: #ffffff; 
166        text-decoration: none; 
167
168 
169    #${navbarId} .dropdown-item { 
170        background-color: #ffffff; 
171        color: #333333; 
172        font-family: myriad-pro, sans-serif; 
173        font-style: normal; 
174        font-weight: 600; 
175        padding-top: 6px; 
176        padding-bottom: 6px; 
177
178 
179    #${navbarId} .dropdown-item:active, 
180    #${navbarId} .dropdown-item:focus, 
181    #${navbarId} .dropdown-item:focus-within, 
182    #${navbarId} .dropdown-item:target, 
183    #${navbarId} .dropdown-item:hover, 
184    #${navbarId} .dropdown-item:focus-visible { 
185        background-color: #b31b1b; 
186        color: #ffffff; 
187
188 
189    #${navbarId} .card-body > li { 
190        display: block; 
191
192 
193    #${navbarId} header { 
194        font-family: myriad-pro, sans-serif; 
195        font-style: normal; 
196        font-weight: 600; 
197
198 
199    #${navbarId} .menu-icon { 
200        font-family: "fontawesome-alloy"; 
201        speak: none; 
202        font-style: normal; 
203        font-weight: normal; 
204        font-variant: normal; 
205        text-transform: none; 
206        line-height: 1; 
207        -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased; 
208
209     
210    #${navbarId} header[aria-expanded="false"] .menu-icon:before { 
211			  font-family: 'FontAwesome'; 
212        content: "\f0c9"; 
213
214     
215    #${navbarId} header[aria-expanded="true"] .menu-icon:before { 
216			  font-family: 'FontAwesome'; 
217        content: "\f00d"; 
218
219</style> 

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The Hudson River Valley

Vanderbilt Mansion

This 54-room Beaux Arts mansion was built in the late 19th century as the summer home of Frederick and Louise Vanderbilt (he was the grandson of Cornelius Vanderbilt). He house stands on the site of a previous home, built in 1764. When the Vanderbilts bought the original house in 1895, they had it torn down. The present structure was completed in 1895 and commands an excellent view of the Hudson River and the Catskill Mountains. The mansion is lavishly decorated in a number of European motifs. 845-229-9115

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Library and Home

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Library and Home

The Colonial Revival house is the most famous house in the region. The ancestral home of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the 32nd president of the United States, the estate had been in his family since 1867. FDR was born and grew up here, and he always considered it his home. The site includes the home, a 35-room, 9-bathroom Georgian Revival style mansion, stables, extensive grounds, and rose garden, where the President and Mrs. Roosevelt are buried. Near to the house is the FDR Library. This handsome building contains gifts, mementos and personal items of the President and Mrs. Roosevelt, as well as their personal papers and collections. 845-229-9115. 

Olana

This was the home and studio of the Hudson River School artist Frederic Church (1826-1900). Church developed the estate as a three-dimensional work of art, a totally integrated environment embracing architecture, art and landscape. 518-828-0135

Clermont

Clermont, the oldest of the mid-Hudson Valley estates, is a place of remarkable and unspoiled natural beauty. It was part of the estate created by Robert Livingston in the late 17th century. The original manor house was destroyed by the British in 1777, but the family immediately rebuilt in the same Georgian style as the original house. The house today reflects over two hundred years of ownership by the Livingstons, and is located on the 450-acre Clermont State Historic Site. 518-437-4240

Mills Mansion

Mills Mansion

This was the country home of Ogden and Ruth Livingston Mills. The mansion is an elegant example of the great estates built in the 19th century by America's financial and industrial tycoons. Located on river front property acquired in 1792 by Mrs. Mills' ancestors, the house was designed to resemble an English country house of the late 18th century. The beaux Arts mansion contains many original furnishings and decorations. 845-889-8851

Val-Kill

This was the country home of Eleanor Roosevelt. Built by FDR in the local Dutch style for his wife, this small house was used by Mrs. Roosevelt as a second residence until FDR's death in 1945, and as a primary residence until her death in 1962. The site includes Val-Kill Cottage, the stone cottage, and the famous swimming pool where the President and foreign dignitaries swam. 845-229-9115

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