Non-clickable categories

Hi, I need help with wayfinder menu in revo.

I want to make this kind of menu with non-clickable categories

Category1:
-resource_1
-resource_2
-etc-

Cateogry2:
-resource_a
-resource_b
-etc.

Caterogy3:
-etc...

Categories are parent resources of my resources.

Could someone give me code needed. I just can't get it work on my own.

1. In the parent resource's Link Attribute field, put


2. Create a new chunk with the structure you want for these items, for example:

Hi Susan, how does this work in touch devices such as ipads/iphones - if the parent menu item is not clickable how can it display the child menu items in ipads/iphones, where the parent menu item must be clicked in order for the sub menu items to be displayed. I am currently using &parentRowTpl referencing the chunk but have a problem on the iphone/ipad......

@Susan Does this work in Revo, rel="category"?

Never seen it before now. Probably the one feature I bat hovered.
I am going to try it out.

I have been using weblinks as my menu parent, and for organisational purposes in the resource tree.
Now I am going to try the rel="category"

weblink1 (href="#")
-Resource One
-Resource two

weblink2 (href="#")
-Resource three
-Resource four

@Emily Won't this work?It is a clickable link, even in IPAD, but it won't go anywhere.

Thanks for responding... tried:



but that provides a link back to the home page? I thought <a href="#"> was supposed to do nothing?

Yup, it is supposed to do nothing...sometimes it fails according to how your setup is....
use <a href="javascript:void(0)"> to kill it altogether

Great - thanks! javascript did the trick

I just tested this rel="category" thing, it does work.
So now I can use a resource as just a parent...only major drawback seems to be that although I set the template to empty the resource still exists...so if someone were to find the correct url to that empty resource, the empty page would show. up...bad bad bad!

So I am stuck with using weblinks instead of something better.

It would be cool if MODx had:
1. Document
2. Weblink
3. Symlink
4. Static Resource
5. Category resource

I don't see why that's so "bad" - if somebody is fiddling around with manually entering URLs and stumbles on it, then they deserve whatever they get. Besides, you could always put a redirect snippet in its content to ship the snoopy user off to some other page.