By JE_Illustration on

I've tried searching for this issue, but didn't find the one I'm having. Hope someone can help me out here. I'm using the latest Drupal 6. The issue I'm having for the primary menu is some of them will not use the active state in the CSS.

In the active state a picture of a flower goes behind the menu name.(it's for a girly site). The only one that will use the active state is if I create a page in the "create content" area and give it a menu name.

But if I have say a view or path to an uber cart catalog and create a primary menu item from the "menus" section of the administer section. And use the path of "catalog/1"(no quotes in the path). Then the active state does not work. The rollover state I have set will work... just not the active.

I've tried all the CSS stuff with li.active, etc. I've also tried the active CSS in the other CSS files.

www.girlstufftrading.com is the site I'm working on. You can see it works for "coming soon" menu, but none of the menus for the catalog sections I made using the "menus" way.

Thanks.

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keva commented

The active state is being applied correctly to those links.
It's just being added to the <a> tag, which isn't in the CSS.

To the gray.css at line 214, add another line like
.primary-menu-inner ul.menu li a.active

and those links (like Flash Drive) should pick up the flower.