I am enjoying working with your theme. It has been well thought out and is making my web site look like it has been professionally designed!

The person I am designing the site for asks if the primary links can be moved from above the banner to below the banner.

I am new to Drupal. This is my first real attempt to create a full site on an actual server. If you could help me with this, it would be appreciated.

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mrlatito’s picture

mrlatito commented

I am new to Drupal and Marinelli Theme as well...but here is what I've figured out.

The Primary links show up above the banner, if you want links below the banner, you can use the Secondary links; however, they show up as text on an orange bar. I am unsure if you can get the "hover" style links as used for Primary links below the banner, without a lot of "coding".

I'm sure if this is possible...some expert will respond. Cheers!

wdistler’s picture

wdistler commented

I have not found where the secondary links can be found in any of the Admin areas. Can anyone point me in the correct direction? Is there a place where they can be enabled?

ambientdrup’s picture

ambientdrup commented

How do you enable the secondary links to work? I have the primary links above the banner by default but I can't get the secondary links to work below the banner (as the orange nav area).

stevesaylor’s picture

stevesaylor commented

Had trouble with this as well. It's a bit hidden, but the option is there. What you need to do is go into the Menu options, and add a new Menu Item called Secondary Links. Next click on Settings and then where the page says "Menu containing secondary links:" click on the Drop Down menu and select Secondary Links. The Orange Menu Bar will show up as long as an item exists in the Secondary Links Menu.

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usonian commented

If you're comfortable mucking a bit with the CSS, you can bump the placement of the primary links UL down below the banner area;

in the `#utilities #plinks` section of `style.css`, change

bottom:0!important;

to:

top:217px!important;
z-index:1000;

The z-index should force the menu to display on top of the elements that come after it; otherwise it would wind up behind them. You'll then need to pad the top of the .content div accordingly, at the bottom of style.css add something like:

div.content{
padding-top:28px;
}

Caveat: Those numbers may not be exact; I've been playing with this in conjunction with some other tweaks for my own purposes, so my numbers may be a few pixels off. And I haven't haven't done thorough cross-browser testing yet. And if another module puts a div with the class of 'content' somewhere in your site, it will inherit that big top padding; you might want to assign the div a unique ID in page.tpl.php just to be safe.

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Lioz commented
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)