Menu Development

Balmung - July 16, 2008 - 20:22

I am currently Developing a website, and I am having a few errors, due to it is my first time jumping into Drupal.

The website i am Developing has 3 - 4 Different types of Menus.

a) Menu at the top under Slogan and Logo separated by break lines, " | ".

ie. client login | contact us

b) a language menu defined by pictures.

ie. languages:

c) a normal menu on the side (like durpal.org but on the left) without the Expanding and Collapsing.

d) menu in the footer that has an image and text.

ie. a lock with the word "privacy" beside it.

And what is your question?

nevets - July 16, 2008 - 22:04

And what is your question? :)

Upps, forgot to add "I am

Balmung - July 17, 2008 - 01:21

Upps, forgot to add "I am unsure to how to go about doing this" because when i edit the menus in CSS it will edit all the Menus

Balmung guess you will need

shishira - July 17, 2008 - 07:37

Balmung guess you will need to go into sitebuilding >> menus and set them up there

I know how to Add Menus,

Balmung - July 17, 2008 - 11:40

I know how to Add Menus, more the problem is, When I change one with CSS, it changes them all due to they are all using the same classes and i am cluelesss on how make it so i can have 4 diffrent styles of menu's..

Generally each menu is place

nevets - July 17, 2008 - 13:56

Generally each menu is place in a wrapper div with an css id that can be used to differentiate the menus.

How would I figure this out

Balmung - July 17, 2008 - 14:07

How would I figure this out though because it is just saying

(ul class="menu")
(li class="leaf")(a href="http://example.com/link1/")Menu Link 1(/a)(/li)
(/ul)

( = <,
) = >

The details depend on your

nevets - July 17, 2008 - 15:04

The details depend on your theme and how you output the menus. In the case of 'c' it sounds like a standard menu which means it would be in a block and have a unique id. That would be true of any menu that is part of block. For other menus like the primary menu that are not in a block most themes have a wrapper div with an id that can be used to constrain the css rule. Without access to the site though it is hard to be more specific.

Ah, I figured it out =/ Wow

Balmung - July 17, 2008 - 15:12

Ah, I figured it out =/ Wow I didn't even think of the obvious haha I feel stupid now :P thanks much!

how would you add diffrent

Balmung - July 17, 2008 - 16:25

how would you add diffrent Styles too Diffrent Blocks then because I don't want it to show for Example "PRIMARY LINKS" when it posts the block for the link..

 
 

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