Greetings,

Thanks for creating this fantastic module.

I had a thought as to how it could be more useful. I have alot of links and secondary links, so my footermap gets quite unwieldy at showing only the 2nd level. Perhaps it could be more beneficial if we display the Parent > Child menus as UL > LI. And then the child list would be LI > LI, etc.

That way we can theme it easier. I'm going after a look as on the Miro Project website (see attached).

TIA,
txcrew

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Version: 5.x-2.x-dev » 6.x-1.2
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Status: Active » Fixed

After several months of tossing around how I would implement two different types of rendering in 6.x I changed how things are done.

Now footermap will call the drupal standard api theme() for each "block" of menu items (primary links, secondary links, etc...). This automatically uses the UL and LI tags anyway although I haven't tried styling much.

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Will you be porting these changes back to 5.x?

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Version: 6.x-1.2 » 5.x-2.x-dev

I've created a new branch with these changes for 5.x. It should be in the next development snapshot. If all is well I will release the 5.x version with this branch.

The only issue that I've run into so far is that I cannot use 'menu_headers' while trying to use drupal's theme API. This means that this branch is effectively ignoring the block headers (i.e. menu items where there is no path). Do you need that functionality?

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

re-added menu_headers and the css for it with my own custom theme function.