FAQ: Separate display of SUB and MAIN menu items
Posted: Wed Sep 07, 2005 7:44 am
Q. Want a menu that only displays submenu items?
A. Change your CSS file so it will not display mainlevel items.
.mainlevel { display: none; }
When you are using a separate main and submenu make a copy of the main menu module. The copy should be named submenu and you should give it a class suffix. (for example _sub).
When doing so the css should be as follows:
.mainlevel_sub { display: none; }
.sublevel { display: none; }
The main menu will only display main items now.
The submenu only displays submenu items.
With the position setting, you can adjust the location where both menus will be displayed.
A. Change your CSS file so it will not display mainlevel items.
.mainlevel { display: none; }
When you are using a separate main and submenu make a copy of the main menu module. The copy should be named submenu and you should give it a class suffix. (for example _sub).
When doing so the css should be as follows:
.mainlevel_sub { display: none; }
.sublevel { display: none; }
The main menu will only display main items now.
The submenu only displays submenu items.
With the position setting, you can adjust the location where both menus will be displayed.