By slack on

On my old blog, running on a different CMS I had these nice navigation tabs done in CSS: See here. I can import my old theme into Drupal, but I don't know how to set what the "current" page is, thus which tab should be up front (the others in a faded colour, as if behind). Is there a $currentarea variable which I can use in my theme to say for example <a href="forum" id="current"> when I'm currently in the forum area of the website (same for gallery, story, etc.)?

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boris mann commented

The navigation module supports this. It will add an "active" CSS tag to the current page.

To display horizontal tabs/links, you need to add code to your theme as per the INSTALL file.

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slack commented

:-) Thanks!