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Tony Pham joins other award recipients on stage after receiving the Federal Asian Pacific American Council (FAPAC) Civilian Award for Oustanding Individual Leadership.

GREAT LAKES, Ill (April 26, 2019) Rear Adm. Kyle Cozad, commander of Naval Education and Training Command, visits with students at Center for Surface Combat Systems Unit Great Lakes Operations Specialist "A" School in the VMS lab, April 26, 2019. (U.S. Navy photo by Brian Walsh/Released)

WILDWOOD, Fla. (May 10, 2019) Central Florida Federal Executive Association Outgoing Executive Director (acting) David Cruz served as Master of Ceremonies during first-ever Federal Employee of the Year Awards Ceremony. Cruz, who is a Financial Management Analyst at the Naval Air Warfare Center Training Systems Division, completed a one-year assignment as the FEA-CFL acting executive director, and turned over the role to Maureen Fox from the U.S. Army Contracting Command Orlando.

John J. Daly, President of the Central Florida Federal Executive Association presents NAWCTSD Management Analyst, Kimber De La Rosa with the association's Federal Employee of the Year Honorable Mention in the Valor Category.

John J. Daly, President of the Central Florida Federal Executive Association presents Hoang "HD" Doan (NAWCTSD 4.6.8.5) with the association's Federal Employee of the Year Award for Service to the Community. The awards ceremony held during Public Service Recognition Week honored the contributions of federal employees throughout Central Florida.

WILDWOOD, Fla. (May 10, 2019) John J. Daly, President of the Central Florida Federal Executive Association presents Mong Trang "T'Ann" Perrault from the NAWCTSD Contracting Office with the association's Federal Employee of the Year Award for Stewardship. The awards ceremony held during Public Service Recognition Week honored the contributions of federal employees throughout Central Florida.

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Tutorials
- Basic off-canvas menu
  This tutorial guides you through the first steps of creating an app look-alike sliding menu for your website and webapp.
- Advanced menu with rich content
  This tutorial shows you how you can create an advanced menu with rich content.
- Mobile navigation headers
  This tutorial guides you through the first steps of creating beautiful mobile navigation header.
- Dynamic content
- Animated hamburger icon
Documentation
- Core
  The plugin core consists of the actual plugin and some essential add-ons.
  - Introduction
  - Options
  - Configuration
  - API
  - CSS & SCSS
  - Core add-ons
  - Off-canvas
  - Screen reader
  - Scroll bug fix
- Extensions
  With these extensions, you can easily extend the look and feel of your menu.
  - Introduction
  - Available extensions
  - Border style
  - Effects
  - Fullscreen
  - Listview
  - Multiline
  - Page dim
  - Popup
  - Positioning
  - UPDATEShadows
  - Themes
  - Tileview
- Add-ons
  With these add-ons, you can easily add additional behavior to your menu.
  - Introduction
  - Available add-ons
  - Auto height
  - Back button
  - Columns
  - Counters
  - Dividers
  - Drag
  - Dropdown
  - Fixed elements
  - Iconbar
  - Icon panels
  - Keyboard navigation
  - Lazy submenus
  - Navbars
  - Page scroll
  - Searchfield
  - Section indexer
  - Set selected
  - Sidebar
  - Toggles
- Framework wrappers
  Fix the quirks that the jQuery.mmenu plugin has with popular frameworks using these framework wrappers.
  - Introduction
  - Available framework wrappers
  - Angular
  - UPDATEBootstrap
  - jQuery Mobile
  - Magento
  - Olark
  - Turbolinks
  - WordPress
- Translations
- Custom build
- Changelog
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The jQuery.mmenu plugin is open source software, you are free to use the jQuery.mmenu plugin for your personal or non-profit websites. For commercial usage, please purchase a license.