My setup is Drupal 6.3.

I can't get the primary links to stand out as green when activated. Is it suppose to do that out of the box?

(in this screen i clicked on the primary link "gallery", which leads to the url /gallery)
http://img371.imageshack.us/img371/9059/ablockquestionti7.jpg

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B.P.B commented

I'd also like to add that the layout in IE7 breaks when you shrink the browser window width. In IE6 the layout is broken in many places.

Great theme BTW. I hope the bugs get worked out.

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Thanks for the infos, I still have to spend some time on IE to make sure it works fine, I'll commit some fixes soon.

Could you check if in your source code the menu items are set as 'active' when clicked on ?

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B.P.B commented

It appears the menu items are not set as active in the source code after being clicked on:

<div id="navigation" class="menu withprimary ">
                  <div id="primary" class="clear-block">
            <ul class="links"><li class="menu-187 first"><a href="http://www.mysite.com/gallery" title="">Gallery</a></li>
<li class="menu-193 last"><a href="http://www.mysite.com" title="">Link #2</a></li>
</ul>          </div>
                
            </div> <!-- /navigation -->
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Anonymous (not verified) commented

Maybe try to set the menu item as 'expanded' and see if it triiger the bug

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B.P.B commented

I set the menu item as expanded but that had no effect.

The 5.x template does not have this bug. It shows the primary links exactly like in your screenshot.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

So far I'm pretty sure that this issue is not related to the theme... but I might be wrong. We could make sure of this by just changing the theme to garland and see if the menu problem is still happening.

I just tried again on a fresh install and the links are working fine. So it might be something to do with your configuration.

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B.P.B commented

I switched to 5.x because drupal 6.x has too many incomplete modules. In this version the menus work as depicted.

There are a lot of bugs in IE7 and IE6, but Firefox looks great. "No sidebars" is a unique approach and what I like most about the theme.

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

Oh yes, the lack of modules is a big downside of drupal 6, I ear ya !
I still have to go seriously over internet explorer... I know.. such a pain these browsers... :(

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Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

no fix needed - closing