Hi there,
I am currently developing my own theme. The theme was designed by some web designers, and I had to implement it in Drupal (7) this way, well that's what I found on the internet.
The menu is rendered pretty good, like:
|<?php $hoofdmenu = menu_navigation_links('menu-hoofdmenu'); echo theme('links', array("links" => $hoofdmenu, 'attributes' => array('id' => 'hoofdnav', 'class' => 'radius')));
?>|
But.. This only works for "top level" menu items. Some how the sub-menu-items, or children, aren't visible now. How can I display the second level menu items too? Is this possible in somewhat the same way?
Thanks in advance! Niek.
You may want to install the menu block module. *
Ryan LeTulle*
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On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 9:04 AM, Niek van der Steen niek@signet.nl wrote:
Hi there,
I am currently developing my own theme. The theme was designed by some web designers, and I had to implement it in Drupal (7) this way, well that's what I found on the internet.
The menu is rendered pretty good, like:
<?php $hoofdmenu = menu_navigation_links('menu-hoofdmenu'); echo theme('links', array("links" => $hoofdmenu, 'attributes' => array('id' => 'hoofdnav', 'class' => 'radius'))); ?>
But.. This only works for "top level" menu items. Some how the sub-menu-items, or children, aren't visible now. How can I display the second level menu items too? Is this possible in somewhat the same way?
Thanks in advance! Niek.
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