Closed (won't fix)
Project:
Menu CSS Names
Version:
6.x-1.2
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
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Created:
5 Jul 2011 at 22:06 UTC
Updated:
18 Jul 2016 at 22:02 UTC
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Just wanted to let you know what helped me make these two modules work together.
It's actually pretty simple, I just changed the module weight of this module (from initial 1 to 11) so it's above the "Special menu items" (weigth 10 by default) and now I get both of the two worlds: classes on
I don't know if there might be any issues with this approach, but I used this on 3 sites so far with more then 150 modules enabled on each, and haven't noticed any side effects.
Hope this helps somebody.
Comments
Comment #1
dizarter commentedCorrecting the previous, it should read
Now I get both of the two worlds: classes on li's and also on a's inside those li's.
Comment #2
rc_100 commentedhi dizarter,
thanks for sharing that trick - I'll give it a try and will possibly add to documentation.
Comment #3
rc_100 commentedok, just tested with Special Menu Items 6.x-1.5 - seems to work fine even when I don't change the either of the module weights. just wondering how this compares to what you were seeing?
Comment #4
rc_100 commentedClosing for now.
Comment #5
pog21 commentedCan you tell me how to change the weight of the module?
Unfortunately I also find that Menu css names stops working when I activate Special menu items.
Thanks!
Comment #6
rc_100 commentedyou can adjust the weight of your modules, by going into your db, selecting the "system" table and adjusting the weight value for the desired module(s). hope that helps!
Comment #7
pog21 commentedThanks rc_100. That worked a treat. Although for me both modules were set to
weight=0by default. Changed menu css names weight to 1.Cheers!
Comment #8
mikeegoulding