Hello.

If I assign a menu utem to secondary links, It appears in the right location but does not function as a link. It does nothing when clicked on or hovered over. Whats weird is the link DOES work only if I am in some administration screens (Such as "Blocks")

I made sure Secondary Links were checked active in theme settings, but not sure where else could be causing this problem..

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,
Chris

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florian’s picture

florian commented

Install the latest version of Zero Point. Can I have your URL?

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skleis commented
Version: 6.x-2.2 » 6.x-2.3

I'm having a similar issue using the Zeropoint theme secondary links work fine in IE but do not work correctly in Firefox and Chrome. This is only on the home page, the rest of the site works fine with all browsers tested. When using Firefox or Chrome on the home page there is a thin line just above the button that will work if you click on it so I suspect the page is not rendering correctly for some reason. Here are the versions and testing info I have.

Site: mndot.com
Drupal Version: 6.X.
Theme: Zeropoint version 6.x.10
Brower versions: IE 7.0, Firefox 3.6.8, Chrome 8.0
Modules: admin_menu, backup_migrate, ctools, gmap, goolge_analytics, insertFrame, location, mollom,
panels, pathauto, token, views, weather, wysiwyg

Tested following on my dev site:
same issue in wamp and at hosted site
Authenticated as admin
Change theme to different color scheme
Changed theme - link works ok in Garland
Remvove banner images
Using firebug, the images for menu items appear in the main page instead of just above.
Updated Zeropoint from 6.x.10 to 6.x.11 and 6.2.3
used zeropoint with all defaults, no customization
cleared cached data
Development settings rebuild registry on every page
Removed and recreated secondary links
disabled all but core modules

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

florian’s picture

florian commented

I can not reproduce the issue. Can you post the URL?

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

I'm getting exactly the same problem browsing with Firefox and Safari - both on a Drupal 6 site and a new Drual 7 site (that only has core modules enabled). I'm using the latest stable versions of Zero Point in each case.

If you click to any page other than the home page (whether or not logged in), the links become active.

It is strange as if you look at the page source, the chunk of html is identical in each case.

florian’s picture

florian commented

I am sure it is a menu configuration problem, not a theme one. To solve this I need to see it, I need to look at your configuration. Did you try to switch to another theme that have secondary links enabled?

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

I should have specified, as with skleis, I only get this on the home page.

The problem does disappear when another theme with secondary links is used.

EDIT:
Great news - the test update Florian posted for the issue discussed at http://drupal.org/node/1035960#comment-3985910 also fixed this problem in my D7 installation! No idea if this was intended, but it worked! Hope we can replicate the solution for the D6 version.

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varisvitols commented

Hi,

I've still got this problem on Drupal 6 with the latest version of Zero Point theme (6.x-1.12). Before I switched from 6.x-1.9, everything was fine.

Note this only is on the front page of the site. Everywhere else it works.

So, just to clarify: On the front page secondary links appear as normal, but don't function as links. As soon as I navigate away from the front page, they work just fine.

florian’s picture

florian commented

I need a live example (URL) to see what is wrong with secondary links on the frontpage. I am not able to reproduce this behavior. I suspect you may not correctly format the links as "node/#". A bad link is http://example.com/blah.

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cjester commented

Here's an example where the secondary link appear when & where they should, but aren't active links:
http://www.stpaulapostlemusic.org/adult-ensembles

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cjester commented

I switched the menu from right to center, and the secondary links now work.

Using the inspector in Firebug, I didn't even see the secondary links in the Firebug HTML display, and couldn't select the element to inspect it. Maybe there's some Z-axis issue when the menu is in the right position.

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ampersat commented

Experiencing the exact same issue. I noticed something that no one else has mentioned, however.

The issue appears to happen only when there is no additional DIV between the secondary links and the main body. If breadcrumbs are displayed (every page except for the front page, which explains the frontpage-only nature of the problem), the issue goes away. If any of the User sections have content, the issue also goes away.

A little more poking around revealed that adding the style "clear:both;" to the #middlecontainer style also clears up the issue (at least on my site).

I'm not sure what the best generic fix is, but this should hopefully give enough information to reproduce the issue and to create a fix.

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florian commented
Status: Active » Closed (cannot reproduce)