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Sagar Ramgade
March 19, 2010 at 12:03 am
Hi Eric,
I have launched a site http://www.drupalearth to contribute towards drupal, I would like to request you to register on the site and write a blog about drupal.
My motive behind site existence is to make drupal resources easily available so that it grows more.
I hope your help towards it.
Regards
Sagar
Xavier Garcia
August 26, 2010 at 3:58 pm
Hello,
related with your page “Add Superfish drop down menu for Drupal 6 Theme” I am attempting to add superfish to primary links but there is a step that I have just not understood it. In step 4 when editing the file page.tpl.php you suggest “If you have your own css, you replace the red text with the id of your menu css”, I use the theme Nitobe but I don’t know which ID has my theme, as I can find it?
I attempt to use some module to show submenus and for what I have seen for the time being I have not had success either with dhtml menu or with nice menus. Because of I think that superfish could be a good tool.
Thank you very much Eric.
Congratulations for your work with drupal. Sincerely
Xavier Garcia
xagarsan@gmail.com
ericwijaya
August 26, 2010 at 4:23 pm
Hi Xavier,
You can see in the page.tpl.php and find where is your primary links being printed.
For example like this:
div id=”mainnav”>
?php if (isset($primary_links)) : ?>
?php print $primary_menu; ?>
?php endif; ?>
/div>
My primary links is being printed in the div id=”mainnav”>
So the ID for the primary links is “mainnav”. If you are using class instead of id, you can use .mainnav instead of #mainnav.
Hope this can help.
(I remove the open tag < because it cannot print with html tag ^^ )
Regards,
Eric Wijaya