<td data="${b.timestampString2}" tooltip="${%Click to center timeline on event}" onclick="javascript:tl.getBand(0).scrollToCenter(Timeline.DateTime.parseGregorianDateTime('${b.timestampString2}'))">
blurb=<p>Jenkins consists of a large and complex graph of domain objects (<tt>ModelObject</tt>), where each node in the graph is a web page and edges are hyperlinks. \
To help users navigate quickly on this graph, Jenkins provides a mechanism to attach context menus to model objects, \
which can be used to hop multiple edges without going through individual hyperlinks.
blurb.define=<p>To define a context menu on <tt>ModelObject</tt>, implement <a href="http://javadoc.jenkins-ci.org/byShortName/ModelObjectWithContextMenu"><tt>ModelObjectWithContextMenu</tt></a>. \
See <a href="sourceFile/NavigationContextMenu.java">the example</a> for how to implement this method.
blurb.breadcrumb=<p>Implementing <tt>ModelObjectWithContextMenu</tt> is sufficient for the core to show the context menu \
for your model object in the breadcrumb. Hover your mouse over the breadcrumb of this page to see context menu \
associated with this sample.
blurb.modelLink=<p>By adding CSS class "model-link" to the <a> tags pointing to model objects with context menu, \
you can enable the context menu support to that hyperlink. For example:
blurb.tltr=<p>By default, context menu appears below the link ,but this is inconvenient when model links line up in a vertical list. \
Add additional "tl-tr" CSS class (read it as 'top-left of the context menu to top-right of the target anchor) to \