Have a look here: http://drupal.org/node/138656
I was tackling a different issue there, but the structure for what you want is probably the same. Be sure to see the descriptive text to explain what's going on. Menu theming is a bit weird in that it jumps in and out of the theme system proper, but you can pull it all into the theme system that way.
On Thursday 03 May 2007, Mark Ferree wrote:
Drupal by default uses the theme_menu_tree function to apply the class "menu" to all menus throughout the site (except for primary and secondary menus which use a different function). When I did an override of the menu in 4.7 the parent menu as well as the sub menus were changed, but as of version 5 the only class that is changed is the class on the sub-menus.
I have been through the theme handbook several times, as well as searching the forums and the archives of this list for anyone having similar issues. I have a feeling that changing the class isn't something that is done very often, due to the fact that you can easily modify your css to hook into the correct "menu" class, unfortunately the javascript menu I am using (udm) isn't as flexible.
On 5/3/07, Jason Flatt drupal@oadaeh.net wrote:
On Thursday May 3 2007 7:59 am, Mark Ferree wrote:
Two days later, and I still am only able to override the class and ids
of
the nested sub menus on my site, and not the top level.
You might try using Firebug's inspect feature in Firefox to determine if you are overriding the correct classes and/or ids.
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