If I use [!DropMenu!], I get:
<li class="here">Home</li>
Now, if I change to [!DropMenu? &selfAsLink=`true`!], I get:
<li><a href="index.php?id=1" title="Introduction to MODx">Home</a></li>
Here class has disapeared.
Are selfAsLink and hereClass compatible?
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They should be... please file a bug report. Thanks!
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This has been brought up repeatedly; I’ve been using a hacked version to deal with this since it was first released.
http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,2609.msg17880.html#msg17880
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LOL... a good reason to make sure it’s in the bugtracker!
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hm, I just always presumed that you and Jason wanted it that way for some reason.
there is the same problem with the dropmenu Lammikko hack :
http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php/topic,3996.0.html
i have tested it !!
Quote from: dernier_recours at Apr 18, 2006, 07:56 PM
Here class has disapeared.
i was going wrong, "here" class does not disapear. You just have to add another CSS rule :
li.here, li.here a {.......}
when setAsLink is enable , the "title link" would have to be styled like the li.here {....}, for having the same visual effect.
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This doesn’t work too well if you’re making a menu using CSS backgrounds and borders for a multilevel menu; you need to be able to style the li.here with a background, but now this will also affect the submenu that is now opened. And it also kills any "sliding-doors" image backgrounds you are using.
@susan
yes , i know, but this is a CSS problem
i reply to the first post: class "here" doesn’t desapear when using the setAsLink=true parameter
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