I've have a menu structure that has a depth of 3 levels on a drupal 6 CMS.
When I click on a level 1 that has children, the level 2 menu items display fine. If the level 2 has children, it is not showing the level 3.
If I check the expanded box the level 3 is displayed however, it displays all the time irrespective of the level 2 that has been selected. It seems to display whenever it's parent level 1 is selected.
For further information, the menu items are a mixture of custom links & content links. i.e. Links I've enetered manually when creating the menu and others generated by when creating a node or view display.
All I want is to show the children if there are any for the selected parent.
Am I missing something fundamental here?
Thanks
Steve
In the menu settings you should play around with a setting called "expanded". See /admin/build/menu-customize/primary-links and play around with the expanded setting.
If you expand a menu item then all its children are displayed in the block, otherwise only when you click on the parent item do the children get displayed.
You can have some more control on menu's in blocks by checking out http://drupal.org/project/menu_block
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Looking at the code generated, a class of "last" is being added, and that seems to control the wrapping.
There's plenty of room for the item, the wrapping seems arbitrary. I can't see where this attribute is set.
Thanks in advance.
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This is a really simple question..but in Gantry 5.1.2, I'm attempting to set three block elements in the template - layout for the header in a horizontal row. From left to right:
a menu for registered members (70%) (acl registered)
login block for guests (10%) (acl public)
login block for signed in users (20%) (acl registered)
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What I want to achieve is that the level three menu is covered by the level two menu, exactly like it is shown on the picture. I want the shadow to be on the level three menu.
Now at the moment it is the other way round, namely the level three menu lies on the level two menu. So the shadow of the level 3 menu is placed on the level 2 menu. You can see this by clicking on the following link: http://beleveneleven.bplaced.net/
I tried this by changing the z-index, creating a new stack layer by using the :before pseudo-css selector, but nothing worked until now.
Any help is very appreciated!
Thanks.
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site is here
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