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    Quote from: nuan88 at Sep 14, 2015, 11:59 PM
    Ok so let me see if I get your meaning.

    "translate the link" means that now you have the right *words* to connect with the link you want, but no link there right?

    Using this:
    <a href="#">[[~[[*id]]]]</a>


    Suppose transfer is not a problem...

    If I click on the any other area is not relating to this menu, it is also displayed on this link...
    Because we show the transition in all areas of the site and links, and is only necessary for those who are on the menu


    Quote from: nuan88 at Sep 14, 2015, 11:59 PM
    Ok so let me see if I get your meaning.


    <a href="[[~25]]"> becomes </a><a href="[[~[[*id]]]]">


    The second thing you mention, I can't understand what you want, sorry its not clear at all. Third party? To add title? You lost me ;-)</a>

    The first link will put us on a document ID 25, the following will work as in the previous example ...
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      Yes any active link will show up there...I am not sure how to limit it without changing everything.
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        Quote from: nuan88 at Sep 16, 2015, 01:27 AM
        Yes any active link will show up there...I am not sure how to limit it without changing everything.

        Implemented using an active class and jQuery - turned easiest option

        $(window).on('load',function(){
        var Text = $('selected menu selector').text();
        $('text position').text(Text);
        })
        


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          Ah good thinking, you had to keep the menu links in a selector so only those could appear, and that made some JS necessary.

          Good work on this one, I think you are having fun!