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Name of the chunk containing the template for category folders. Category folders are determined by setting the template to blank or by setting the link attributes field to rel="category".For example, the categoryFolderTpl chunk might look like this:
<li class=" dropdown"> <span title="About Functional Fluency" class="dropdown-toggle disabled" data-toggle="dropdown" > [[+wf.menutitle]] <b class="caret"></b> </span> [[+wf.wrapper]] </li>
Very nice site design. Clean and elegant.
Wayfinder is designed to solve that problem. Use the '&categoryFoldersTpl' property with a custom chunk tpl to output those items.
Name of the chunk containing the template for category folders. Category folders are determined by setting the template to blank or by setting the link attributes field to rel="category".For example, the categoryFolderTpl chunk might look like this:
<li class=" dropdown"> <span title="About Functional Fluency" class="dropdown-toggle disabled" data-toggle="dropdown"> [[+wf.menutitle]] <b class="caret"></b> </span> [[+wf.wrapper]] </li>
You would probably need to adjust the CSS to style the span element as if it were an a element.
However, from the looks of that classname "disabled" it appears that it's supposed to have some javascript that automatically disable that link. What has happened to that?
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$(".disabled").click(function(event) {
event.preventDefault();
});
You should have some Javascript somewhere that looks like this
$(".disabled").click(function(event) { event.preventDefault(); });