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1. greatbig47
   Member
   Posted 7 years ago #
   

   I've got some "static" pages in seperate folders, but I need the ACTIVE state of the buttons when the user is on that page...

   Here's the site:
   http://shelbyparkmanor.misight.com/
   (On this page, HOME will need an active state. I can do that, no problemo!)

   Buy then I got these kinda of pages:
   http://shelbyparkmanor.misight.com/apartments/ and...
   http://shelbyparkmanor.misight.com/directions/

   How can I make the active state work for these pages?

   Is the some kind of .php voodoo I can use?

   Like:

   if page=apartment/index.php than header=apartmentheader.php
   if page=directions/index.php than header=directionsheader.php
   ifelse=header.php

   Thanks!!

2. moshu
   Member
   Posted 7 years ago #
   

   This should get you started: Dynamic_Menu_Highlighting

3. greatbig47
   Member
   Posted 7 years ago #
   

   Oh...I've done that before...and it works GREAT!

   It's when I get here, I'm not sure what to do (since the pages are root/apartments/index.php)...

   <?php
   if ( is_page('Page One') ) { $current = 'one'; }
   elseif ( is_page('Page Two') ) { $current = 'two'; }
   elseif ( is_page('Page Three') ) { $current = 'three'; }
   elseif ( is_page('Page Four') ) { $current = 'four'; }
   ?>

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