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    • 4625
    • 3 Posts
    Hello im very new with the revolution and its been a very long time for me using modx.

    i wanted to apply it to our company website, i got everything up to installing and making wayfinder work. but when i applied MuddyDogPaws code nothing happend. its just displaying all links not ridding and sliding down the sub menus

    here is the menu design

    Link 1
    Link 1 sub
    Link 2
    LInk 2 sub


    right now its displaying everything i followed the instructions here http://muddydogpaws.com/development/wayfinder/examples/example-1.html
    and i still dont get the same result as what i am following can anyone help me with this


    thanks in advance
      • 27519
      • 275 Posts
      I struggled with Wayfinder as well. Just could not get the look and feel I wanted.

      I went with Superfish, although I did use Wayfinder to generate the <li> tags.

      Superfish is easy to install and I found it easy to integrate with my MODx site (me being an absolute noob with MODx then).

      See http://users.tpg.com.au/j_birch/plugins/superfish/

      Let me know if you need more help and I can post some code for you.
        MODx Revolution / MAMP / OS X
        • 4625
        • 3 Posts
        so ill use wayfinder to generate the code of the menu and call superfish with the ul id?
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          That is correct. Wayfinder will generate whatever structure your css/javascript needs. Wayfinder itself doesn’t care what you do with the content it generates, it just does what you tell it with the parameters and tpl chunks.
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            • 4625
            • 3 Posts
            thanks sir, i got it working! smiley