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  • Assign class to a placeholder - SOLVED

    Posted 15 years 9 months ago
    • Hi there

      Please can anyone help me, I changed my template to the new 1.5 version and since have noticed that the menu type "Seperator / Placeholder" no longer exists and has now been replaced by Seperator. However, it does not want to seem to work the same. It does not have a class assigned to it so the text sits higher than the other menu links and does not look the same.
      :evil:
      Previously (in version 1.0) it looked and worked the same but meant that I could just have drop down menu's from this menu box and not have to have it linked to an article. Please can you help me rectify this as I have tried and tried and cannot find any help on this matter.

      Thank you very much in advance!Claire
    • Last Edit: 15 years 9 months ago by Claire Golding.
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    Re: Assign class to a placeholder - SOLVED

    Posted 15 years 9 months ago
    • hi claire,

      instead of the separator (which is sometimes responsible for breaking a site in ie7) you can use the following alternative.
      Joomla 1.5
      1. Login into your Administrator
      2. Go to Menus > Main Menu > New
      3. Choose "External Link" as your Menu item
      4. In the link field, insert
      javascript:void(0)
      5. Fill in your other details and save.

      you can also try the "alias" menu type, it is useful for example to use for a parent item to point directly to the first submenu item.

      kat :)
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  • Re: Assign class to a placeholder - SOLVED

    Posted 15 years 9 months ago
    • Briliant, thanks Kat! I will try when I get back to it this evening! Thank you :)
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