There’s no instruction or examples, as far as I can see, for using &webLinkClass.
&webLinkClass
Default:
CSS class for weblinks
Placeholders:
[+wf.classes+] - where classes specifed will be inserted (includes class=" ")
[+wf.classnames+] - outputs just the class names (without class=" ")
[+wf.link+] - the href value for your link
[+wf.title+] - text for the link title
[+wf.linktext+] - text for the link display
[+wf.wrapper+] - where to insert a submenu
[+wf.id+] - where to insert a unique id
[+wf.attributes+] - where to insert link attributes
[+wf.docid+] - the document identifier for the current item
[+wf.description+] - the document’s description
G
[!Wayfinder? &startId=`0` &level=`1` &outerTpl=`out_chunk` &rowTpl=`row_chunk` &rowClass=`test` &webLinkClass=`fancypopbox`!]
{{row_chunk}}
<li[+wf.classes+]><a [+wf.linkclassplaceholderhere+] href="[+wf.link+]" title="[+wf.title+]">[+wf.linktext+]</a>
</li>
Going on the nomenclature above, the placeholder should be something like [+wf.linkclasses+] .
Looking in the WayFinder config file, there’s no clues here either that the placeholder for this parameter actually exists:
var $placeHolders = array(
'rowLevel' => array('[+wf.wrapper+]','[+wf.classes+]','[+wf.classnames+]','[+wf.link+]','[+wf.title+]','[+wf.linktext+]','[+wf.id+]','[+wf.alias+]','[+wf.attributes+]','[+wf.docid+]','[+wf.introtext+]','[+wf.description+]','[+wf.subitemcount+]'),
'wrapperLevel' => array('[+wf.wrapper+]','[+wf.classes+]','[+wf.classnames+]'),
I’m currently using "&rowClass=" with "[+wf.classes+]" placeholder to achieve the result I need, however, in more complex menus where I need to specify a row class and link clas then this just ain’t going to cut the mustard.
I may need to hack the snippet to include it and/or report it as a bug if no one else can verify.
