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morky

Thu Nov 15 2007, 05:58AM

Joined: Tue Jan 02 2007, 02:57AM
Posts: 1

I was wondering if it is possible to use sub-menus in the 2- alt menus ?

Norwegian!

SonicE

Thu Nov 15 2007, 01:25PM

Joined: Fri Nov 17 2006, 10:24AM
Posts: 190

At this time all sub links in 2-alt are disabled
You can enable this in your theme.php

Search for:

                case "top" :
                        $style['prelink'] = '';
                        $style['postlink'] = '';
                        $style['linkstart'] = '';
                        $style['linkstart_hilite'] = '';
                        $style['linkend'] = '';
                        $style['linkalign'] = 'center';
                        $style['linkdisplay'] = '1';
                        $style['linkclass'] = '';
                        $style['linkseparator'] = ' |  ';
                        $style['linkmainonly'] = TRUE;
                break;

Set $style['linkmainonly'] to FALSE

$style['linkmainonly'] = FALSE;

This will display all sublinks but not as drop-down menu.

You can define the additional style for the sub-links. Replace the code above with this one:

                case "top" :
                        $style['prelink'] = '';
                        $style['postlink'] = '';
                        $style['linkstart'] = '';
                        $style['linkstart_hilite'] = '';
                        $style['linkend'] = '';
                        $style['linkalign'] = 'center';
                        $style['linkdisplay'] = '1';
                        $style['linkclass'] = '';
                        $style['linkseparator'] = ' |  ';
                        
                        $style['linkmainonly'] = FALSE;
                        $style['subpostlink'] = '<!-- YOUR CODE HERE -->';
                        $style['sublinkstart'] = '<!-- YOUR CODE HERE -->';
                        $style['sublinkend'] = '<!-- YOUR CODE HERE -->';
                        $style['sublinkdisplay'] = ''; 
                        $style['sublinkclass'] = '<!-- YOUR CODE HERE -->';
                        $style['subindent'] = '<!-- YOUR CODE HERE -->';
                break;

Make the all changes and check how this will look. I'm sure You'll keep your old links style for 2-alt but all of this is your opinion.

Best Regards
FS Support Team

[ Edited Thu Nov 15 2007, 01:27PM ]

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