If you use that method 🙂 …
… here is the basic idea:
when on a subpage from the sidebar’s submenu – it’s parent Page in the top menu gets the class “current_page_item page_folder”, so you can use it to highlight it.
And for the sidebar, you just use the simple
#sidebar .current_page_item thing to highlight it.
Does this help?
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susien
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Thanks for your reply, moshu. The method you wrote in your article works perfectly. 🙂 But I do not understand what you just wrote. Where do I place what?
Those classes above are assigned to the code by WP and that plugin.
So, you just use them in your stylesheet to have them highlighted – the idea is in the Codex article you found, just use these classes that you have now.
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susien
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I feel so dense. I added this to the CSS:
.current_page_item {
background: #01a0c7;
}
It’s only affecting the sidebar menu. I need the very top navigation and the sidebar navigation to be highlighed when appropriate.
I don’t get it.
I am writing part 2 now 🙂
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susien
(@susien)
I look forward to reading it! 🙂
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susien
(@susien)
Thank you so much, moshu! It’s working now! 🙂
