How to use "here" class in Wayfinder?

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andreww Reply #11, 19 years, 8 months ago

I HAVE FOUND A BUG! It ’s my free of charge hosting provider with it’s stupid ads! Here his auto-added code:

<SCRIPT language="JavaScript">var lgn='fotoalbum'</SCRIPT>
</HTML><!-- ><!-- "><!-- --></TEXTAREA></FORM>
</TITLE></COMMENT></A>
</DIV></SPAN></ILAYER></LAYER></IFRAME></NOFRAMES></STYLE></SCRIPT></NOSCRIPT></TABLE></SCRIPT></APPLET></FONT>
<STYLE>
#bn {
  display: block;
}
</STYLE>
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript" src="http://adv.vlasenko.net/adv.js"></SCRIPT>

as you can see there is close </div> but no open <div>! NumberOf (</div>) != NumberOf(<div>) == ValidationError

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Ryan Thrash Reply #12, 19 years, 8 months ago

There is also content after the closing HTML. ... in fact there’s two closing html tags. You get what you pay for. tongue

Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
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andreww Reply #13, 19 years, 8 months ago

So, do you think "here class" doesn’t work because of invalid HTML? I don’t think so...

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Ryan Thrash Reply #14, 19 years, 8 months ago

Did you change the selector per my comment above?

Ryan Thrash, MODX Co-Founder
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andreww Reply #15, 19 years, 8 months ago

Oh, rthrash, thanks. With this:

#navbar li.current a {
background:  #0183CE;
}

it works. I’ve seen in page generated by modx, and found that modx apply class to <li> descriptor, not to <a>. So li a.current{} will not work, but li.current a{} will.

Thank for help!