[development] Drop-down primary-links

Larry Garfield larry at garfieldtech.com
Wed Mar 14 01:03:00 UTC 2007


I've a site coming up in a month or so where I'll need to do this.  My current 
plan is to not use the primary links feature directly but show the primary 
links MENU in the header block, the simply set each top level item in the 
menu to always-expand.  That gets you all the data you need.  Add CSS and 
jQuery to taste.

We'll see if it really is that simple in a month or so. :-)

On Tuesday 13 March 2007 6:59 pm, Yannick Warnier wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was looking around the other day for a theme that would allow
> drop-down primary-links to show secondary-links. Obviously, no theme was
> proposing that and after a few script searches, I think I understood
> why. Doing that implies that you get all the primary-links *and*
> secondary-links structure at once, and nothing was in place to do that.
>
> So I hacked a bit and got the whole structure in one piece, but I'm
> actually wondering if there is *really* no other development already
> that did that. I'm not that good at DHTML so I haven't finished the job
> (actually displaying the menus as dropdown nicely). I had to change
> files in the theme (I started by re-using Garland) as well as the
> template engine, in Drupal 5.1.
>
> Any comments on this? Is that something people would want me to
> publicize? Can somebody with good DHTML skills provide me with some help
> finishing the job? I would have a few spare minutes at the end of the
> week to pass that on...
>
> Thanks,
>
> Yannick

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