Can I do this with WayFinder?

want 3 pages?
try the cheatsheet.

Quote from: invision at Apr 22, 2010, 08:28 AM

Thanks for the reply bennyb.

Only downside to that is it sticks in a ’class="active"’ to the main page, even if I’m on one of the children pages.
I suppose it makes sense, but in my case, it looks a bit off.

Is there any way to disable that, so it only has class="active" when actually on that particular page.

The way you had it before, so without the [+wf.classes+] should of worked when your on the actual page and not the child documents. Try removing it again.

Thank you Goldsky.

I’m happy with the solution I’ve got so far, but there’s still a bug in there

Using my initial solution

<ul>

<li><a href="/jt/index.php?id=53">[+wf.linktext+]</a></li></ul>

[+wf.wrapper+]

Works perfectly, but it doesn’t say class="active" if I’m on page id 53.
Is there a dirty hack I can add to my chunk to achieve this?


@bennyb Re: post #22 I’ve just tried this, but now my Soccer list item doesn’t have class="active" when I’m on that page.

Have play around with the &selfClass or different templates when it’s a parent.

There are two classnames you can set, &hereClass and &selfClass

The hereClass will be applied to the current item and to each parent up the document tree.

The selfClass will be applied to the current item only.