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1. Urmas Kungla jr
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #
   

   Hi!

   What's the problem?

   Here: currently working on this
   If you click on "Teenused" it will make every item there active (orange) and therefore silly to look at.

   Now there are two solutions:

   1. Making one subpage the primary page in the menu. For example: If you click "Teenused" on main menu it will automatically direct you to "Elektritööd": Elektritööd And then it skips the part where you will have to think of some text under "Teenused". Same as the function to solve "Home page" problem with setting a static page for it.

   2. Adding a piece of code that will make every item in submenu inactive (grey) until I click on it and with the possibility to set one of the subpages to a static (home page) for the main page.

   Example: Page A has subpages Aa, Ab, Ac. Home page is set static Ac so that clicking on HOME ("Esileht" on my example) will direct you to Ac.

   Now I have pages A, B, C and D and all of them have subpages from a to d for example. I want to be able to set my chosen page the static primary page of the master pages. Like this: Bc will be the static page for B which means that if I click on B it will show me immediately Bc.

   Did I explan myself correctly now?

   Ask any if needed. I think this problem might interest many of WordPress users.

   * WP 2.9.1
   * corporate-theme-v2

2. esmi
   Theme Diva & Forum Moderator
   Posted 3 years ago #
   

   3rd option. Try resetting the colour of the child (dropdown) links to dark grey when the parent link has focus using CSS. Your current :hover and :active CSS is far too generic.

3. Urmas Kungla jr
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #
   

   I think I know what you mean but I am no css code writer myself.

   AXB AS menu link
   Currently Active page is "AXB AS" When you now hover over AXB every item is active... I don't want that. How can I change it? Maybe a few line of codes to put to the CSS?

   I have that kind of a code in CSS which might be a part of the problem:

   #nav a:hover, #nav a:active, .current_page_item	a, #home .on {
   	background:url(http://www.lexusfoorum.net/web2/axb2/wp-content/themes/corporate-theme-v2/images/H_menu_active1.png) top center repeat-x; /*mover over*/
   	text-decoration:none
   	}

   And this leads me to another problem which is that an Active menu is not actualy present- theres only hover.

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