• Resolved RipRapRob

    (@ripraprob)


    Apart from the blog-part of my site, my site consists of a number of pages.

    The theme I’m using (and have modified quite a bit) shows the menu something like this:

    Menu item A
    – Menu item A.1
    – Menu item A.2
    — Menu item A.2.2
    Menu item B
    – Menu item B.1
    – Menu item B.2
    Menu item C
    – Menu item C.1
    — Menu item C.1.1
    – Menu item C.2

    and so on – I hope you can follow this.

    Now, I want to modify my menu, so only the relevant part of the menu is show.

    So, when looking at the front page, the menu should look like this:

    Menu item A
    Menu item B
    Menu item C

    with the ‘sub menus’ hidden.

    If someone clicks ‘Menu item C’ the menu should change like this:

    Menu item A
    Menu item B
    Menu item C
    – Menu item C.1
    – Menu item C.2

    and if the user then clicks ‘Menu item C.1’ the menu should look like this:

    Menu item A
    Menu item B
    Menu item C
    – Menu item C.1
    — Menu item C.1.1
    – Menu item C.2

    OK?

    Is there a tutorial somewhere that can show me how to do this? Or a theme I can look at, that does this?

    Thanks :o)

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