Menus
Picture yourself going to a nice, table-service restaurant. The first thing you probably do is open a menu and make a selection from a listing of food options. While pizza may be an acceptable choice at an Italian ristorante, it would be a bit out of place in a French bistro.
Similarly, timeline items can provide a list of options pertaining to actions you can take on an item, such as reading aloud the text on the screen or sharing an item with a friend. Just like in a restaurant, some items make sense in context and some don’t. A card that displays a video might be a strange place to offer Read Aloud.
A timeline item can have many menu items. Each menu item is attached to the timeline item itself as an array under menuItems. As usual, ...
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