By minus on

Hello :-)

I have created a horizontal menu with the module "imagemenu", I named the images img#1 and img#2. The menu looks nice, but I miss one function. When I click, let's say "frontpage", when the pointer is over the image, it changes to img#2, when you have clicked and followed the link, the image turns back to img#1. I want the img#2 to stay after I have clicked, so that the menu tells yo where you are.

Can anyone help me?

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minus commented

I really need help on this one, anybody? a hint?

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minus commented

anybody?

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minus commented

I'm looking for a tutorial, a link or anything that would help me solve this issue

anyone?

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amandawolfe commented

Actually this isn't to do with imagemenu at all--it's a problem(ish) with Drupal's menu system in general. Check out the Menu Trails module--might solve your problem. HTH!

http://drupal.org/project/menutrails

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behindthepage commented

Check out menuwriter it dynamically creates menu images that it uses in a menu block. All automatically
http://drupal.org/project/menuwriter

Regards
Geoff

Regards
Geoff

Regards
Geoff

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

In firefox you can use firebug to look for the currently active menu, usually its an

  • tag that has a class "active" and then you can style it from your stylesheet.