Wayfinder giving "Home" active class when on other pages...

For some reason, our "Home" link always has the active class assigned to it - Even when we are on different pages......But this is only happening on ONE of our menus on the page.

Take a look at http://techdaddies.com/networking/
In the top menu, you'll see that both "Home" and "Networking" have been given the active class. But in the bottom menu, only the "Networking" link has been given the active class.

Now if you go to http://techdaddies.com/networking/cable-solutions/ you'll notice the same exact thing. But if you go to http://techdaddies.com/networking/3/test.html which is a SUBLINK of /networking/cable-solutions, the home link does not have the 'current' class.

I'm so confused right now. Is this a problem in our wayfinder call, or...?

Here is how we're calling wayfinder in the top:



And rowTpl...



Does anyone have any advice for us?
[ed. note: kcackler last edited this post 14 years, 5 months ago.]

Care to upload a screenshot of your Resource Tree? that might help diagnose...

Wayfinder is working well. If you open the code, there is no "current" class assigned to the home menu, which means jQuery menu plugin is adding it.

Aha, right you are. I was using the Inspect Element feature of the browser, where it does have the current class. But viewing the source, you're right, it's not there.

I'll have to dig through the jquery then.

Thanks for pointing us in the right direction.