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leapy Reply #131, 20 years ago

Thankyou kylej and rthrash

This is close - I did as you suggested and produced a subMenuOuter chunk as follows:

<div class="sideitem">
<h4>In this section:</h4><ul id="topnav"[+wf.classes+]>[+wf.wrapper+]</ul></div>

This is called by:

[!Wayfinder? &startId=`[[UltimateParent]]` &outerTpl=`subMenuOuter`!]

I now get "In this section:" above the submenu where I need it - however it is also repeated within the submenu at the top of each indented set of sub-sub pages (if that makes sense?). i.e. it now looks like:

"In this section":
Link 1
Link 2
"In this section"
Link 2.1
Link 2.2
Link 3
"In this section"
Link 3.1
Link 4

Is there any way of removing the inner "in this sections"?

Sorry if I appear thick. I have been using PHP for many years but am very new to modx.

Thanks for any assistance

Leapy

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doze Reply #132, 20 years ago

if no innerTpl is set, outerTpl will be used for innerTpl too. So create innerTpl chunk: <ul[+wf.classes+]>[+wf.wrapper+]</ul> and define it in your snippet call..

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MadeMyDay Reply #133, 20 years ago

@deep:

sounds like this problem: http://modxcms.com/bugs/task/512?histring=MySQL&tasks=last

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Deep Reply #134, 20 years ago

Quote from: MadeMyDay at Sep 14, 2006, 02:20 AM

@deep:

sounds like this problem: http://modxcms.com/bugs/task/512?histring=MySQL&tasks=last

Yes looks like that, the server runs on 4.1.21

For the time being I have found a bad workaround (renaming the pages lol) so things are working fine now.

Thanks
Deep

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MadeMyDay Reply #135, 20 years ago

Yes, but in here is a solution: http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,6668.msg46904.html#msg46904

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leapy Reply #136, 20 years ago

Heyyyy... that works perfectly. I knew that you would have thought of everything ;-)

Wayfinder really is a most flexible and useful menu system I have ever come across. This alone makes it worth learning modx!

I came from Mambo (and my very limited self-built CMS) and really appreciate the extra flexibility afforded by the modx framework and people like you.

Leapy

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Deep Reply #137, 20 years ago

Quote from: MadeMyDay at Sep 14, 2006, 02:27 AM

Yes, but in here is a solution: http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,6668.msg46904.html#msg46904

Yup, looked it at, will use the patch soon

Thanks
Deep

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briggsys Reply #138, 20 years ago

Firstly, WOW...... Wayfinder rocks. Thanks for all the hard work building on from Dropmenu

I have converted my old Dropmenu to a new Wayfinder menu and at the same time added CSS flyout. All is working well, however I have a question someone here might be able to answer.

The flyout always drops the submenus downwards from the current location, how do you make it go upwards, if going downwards would take it off the visible screen?

To see what I mean, go to http://members.emanz.ac.nz and login with the username "sandbox" and password "castle" (both without the quotes) and then hover over the new menu Sandbox.

You will see that the menu disappears off the bottom of the screen (unless you’ve got a huge screen) and you need to scroll down the page a bit before hovering over the Sandbox menu to see all of the submenus.

I would like it in those cases to go upwards, where as in the other hovers with submenus it goes downwards

[img]http://www.emanz.ac.nz/assets/images/logo/emanz-icon_16x16.gif[/img] Emergency Management Academy of New Zealand [br] http://www.emanz.ac.nz[br][br]MODx Sandbox Login: sandbox Password: castle [br]
Admin Sandbox Login: sandbox Password: castle

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briggsys Reply #139, 20 years ago

Oh and has anyone made Wayfinder use accessibility keys like the modified version of Dropmenu by Kunal Kapoor?

Haven’t been able to find anything on the forums about it.

[img]http://www.emanz.ac.nz/assets/images/logo/emanz-icon_16x16.gif[/img] Emergency Management Academy of New Zealand [br] http://www.emanz.ac.nz[br][br]MODx Sandbox Login: sandbox Password: castle [br]
Admin Sandbox Login: sandbox Password: castle

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kjaebker Reply #140, 20 years ago

Briggsy,
I’m not sure how you would make the menu know to go up or down, maybe with some javascript.

Can you point me to the aceeskeys mod of dropmenu you were talking about. I will give it a look, I don’t think it has been done yet.