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quetion on " Entire navigation route"

Thread began 12/07/2011 11:48 am by gunnar.andersson426689 | Last modified 12/19/2011 6:31 am by Jason Byrnes | 2418 views | 5 replies |

gunnar.andersson426689

quetion on " Entire navigation route"

I have a 3 level menu and would like to show the "Active" choice of colour in the boxes
for the " Entire navigation route".

Should 3 boxes ( level 2, 1 and main ) be "active" if i pic a menu choice down on level 2 ?

Nothing happens if i chose " Entire navigation route" or " top level of current page" as parameter "Current" in the Design menu.

Regards
Gunnar Andersson

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

Top level of current page: Highlights the top level menu item that contains the current page.

Entire navigation route: Highlights the menu item for the current page, and all higher level items that lead to the current page.


if this is not working for you, please post a link where i can see the problem to investigate the cause.

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gunnar.andersson426689

Hello!

I have made a small test-menu and the adress is
menu_test1.php

active colour is red and entire navigation route ic "on"
The only menu-item with a link is
menu1 /submenu 1-1 /sub-menu1-1-2
The link is back to same page all other is only #

Do you need files menu.php and menu.css or any right to the map
CSSMenuWriter?

Regards
Gunnar

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

you really cant test the menu selection this way with a menu that does not link anywhere.


the menu highlighting is done based on the link for the anchor tag and the address in the address bar.

You need to create a set of pages and haver each link pointing to a unique page to test the menu highlighting.


you test of having only one page will not work.

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gunnar.andersson426689

OK!

Should the menu be placed in a templatete then and reload with the new information-page
or should it be in a main page and the pages with information load in an iframe?

regards
Gunnar

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

Using a template is the easiest way to add it to all of the pages in your site.

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