This applies to menu items which are parents to sub-menu items, such as 'create content' and 'administer'.

When i click 'create content', the first sub-menu item is itself, 'create content'. This looks a little confusing from a user interface point of view.

When a user clicks on the main menu item and the javascript is called, is it not also possible to go to the corresponding page url too?

Great module -- adds some nice polish to any Drupal site!

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jjeff commented

This is actually by design.

The reason for this is that the "create content" menu item changes mode from a clickable link (that takes you to a page) to a switch to toggle the submenu item. This leaves no way to get to the "create content" page. So my workaround is to actually duplicate the parent menu item and make it its own first child. This way there is a clickable link to get to the "create content" page.

Perhaps, eventually Drupal's menu system will be able to handle "container" parents which don't actually define any pages of their own, but in the meantime this is the workaround I've come up with...

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Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)