Are you using wp_nav_menu or wp-nav-menu?
If you are using wordpress’s wp_nav_menu function then send us the code how you are calling it and pls share your website link also.
Good point. The menu is registered in functions.php using:
register_nav_menus( array(
'primary' => __( 'Primary Navigation', 'my-site' ),
) );
then I’m calling it like this in header.php:
wp_nav_menu( array( 'container_class' => 'menu-header', 'theme_location' => 'primary' ) );
I can’t give you a link to the site because it’s a password protected dev subdomain. The client’s very firm on that, sorry.
Hi,
I use the Thesis Theme. Currently there are ( “current background color” and “current parent background color” ) that works with Thesis 1.8 menu and WP-menu(3.x) for the top level Tabs
For my test site I have achived that using the ” WordPress(3x) nav menu ” and 6 lines of CSS.
First (1) level highlighting ( white ). Second (2) level highlighting ( yellow ). Third (3) level highlighting ( orange )
1 – Highlighting the ( top categories Tabs ) while on a “single post” of my top categories.
.current-post-ancestor a {background: #FFFFFF;border-bottom-color:#FFFFFF;}
2a – Highlighting the ( subcategories ) while on a “single post” of my child/subcategories.
.sub-menu .current-post-ancestor a {background:#F0EEC2;}
2b – Highlighting the ( parents and child/subcategories ) while on a child/subcategories. ( need to define a category for the appropriate posts )
.cat_galerie-2010 .current-menu-parent a {background:#F0EEC2;}
.cat_galerie_2011 .current-menu-parent a {background:#F0EEC2;}
3 – Highlighting the ( parents and child/subcategories ) while on a “single post” of my child/subcategories. ( need to define a “CSS Class” (post edit) for the appropriate posts ) – here I target a “CSS Class” and it’s appropriate menu-item created by WordPress )
.postgalerie2010 .menu-item-776 a {background:#FFD596;}
.postgalerie2011 .menu-item-785 a {background:#FFD596;}
This does not play well with IE.
Hope that will help you.
Pierre
