Have tried RTFMing but came to no sensible conclusion.
I want to achieve a 3x4 matrix of navigation links in my page header. One hardwired way of achieving this would be to have, say, 3 divs side by side, each containing a 4 element ul with a link in each ul.
Of course I want the current section highlighted.
Can I achieve this in Wayfinder either by expressing a row/column count or by having 3 calls to wayfinder?
EDIT I am guessing I can have multiple calls to wayfinder and that by using careful settings of &startId and &limit I could get the effect I want.
If multiple calls to wayfinder doesn’t work, or even if it does, is there an automatic way to achieve this effect. Obviously I could hand code it but that makes maintenance a pain.
Ed
I’ve never done that on purpose, but IIRC, I did see just what you want by accident when I set a fixed width too narrow for the Wayfinder menu items. They were automatically wrapped into a nice-looking rectangle so you might try that.
I’ve used multiple Wayfinder calls on a page before and it works just fine, including the current page/section highlighting.
You don’t need to put the UL’s in their own div’s though. The UL element is itself a container and can be styled in the same way as a div. The extra div is unnecessary.
