I am currently using a # symbol for parent navigation links to always force show the menu item dropdown. However, the tricky thing is when you click on the link, it tries to navigate to #, which most people would assume would trigger the dropdown instead.
Is there a quick way to extend the menu behavior to check for # at parent level to toggle the dropdown?
Previously, I was using this CSS change, but the navigation menu changed from 2.2 to 2.3:
Edit: just updated the PAGE_CONTAINER template and got it working that way instead of using CSS or JS.
Is there a quick way to extend the menu behavior to check for # at parent level to toggle the dropdown?
Previously, I was using this CSS change, but the navigation menu changed from 2.2 to 2.3:
Repro steps:
Public Navigation - Add Navigation
- Parent navigation entry blank
-Type Basic
-Link left blank
Create a node of type page and associate the parent to the public navigation item previously created.
Public Navigation - Add Navigation
-Pagrent navigation (previously created item)
-Type: Node
-Select a node
Once you navigate to the page, you'll see the tab is selected and the dropdown is present at all times (which I do like and wish the others used this as well)
Public Navigation - Add Navigation
- Parent navigation entry blank
-Type Basic
-Link left blank
Create a node of type page and associate the parent to the public navigation item previously created.
Public Navigation - Add Navigation
-Pagrent navigation (previously created item)
-Type: Node
-Select a node
Once you navigate to the page, you'll see the tab is selected and the dropdown is present at all times (which I do like and wish the others used this as well)
Edit: just updated the PAGE_CONTAINER template and got it working that way instead of using CSS or JS.
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