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Can anyone tell me how to add an additional heading to the Navigational Menu?
I want to add a heading called "Site Info" to break up the menu in the same way that the "Member Options" Heading does it just now. I want to include it just after the "Top Listings link". Thanks for any help. Hugh |
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The navigation section is contained in its own table in the file /templates/<your template name>/layout.tpl.php
The section that makes up the navigation has a comment designating where it starts and where it ends that looks like this. <!-- // Navigation // --> The headers for the nav title arent actually defined with the TH tag but instead are just a normal TD tag with a class designation for css...ie class="navTitle" So, to add another table header simply add a new table row and data cell with the title like this... HTML Code:
<tr> <td class="navTitle">Site Info</td> </tr> HTML Code:
<tr> <td class="navlist"><img src="images/bullet.gif" alt="" /><a href="link to your page">Text for your link</a></td> </tr>
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Larry how can I get the table header to pick up the attributes of the main headers ... please look at www.zfreeads.com
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There ya go, peice of cake eh?
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Larry. (Please note: I am not a 68C employee. I am a customer and volunteer who helps with questions where I can and the forums spam free) Set your site apart from the competition with one of my modules...... Google Map Module | You Tube Module | Google Calendar Module | Event Calendar Module 68 Classifieds Important Links Customer Area | Issue Tracker | Knowledge Base | User Manuals |
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Thanks Larry for sharing your knowledge.
Its simple when you know how Hugh |
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