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Sub-dropdown menus?
· 11 years ago
I'm uploading it to my server right now. One sec.
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Sub-dropdown menus?
· 11 years ago
Do you have a URL I can look at?
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Sub-dropdown menus?
· 11 years ago
OK, It shows drop and sub-dropdowns fine in the mobile version of Antimatter, but the desktop version isn't showing a menu at all with my site.
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Sub-dropdown menus?
· 11 years ago
In Antimatter, having dropdown: enabled: true in user/config/themes/antimatter.yaml should just work, tested now. Can you first try with Antimatter directly and then with your theme implementation?
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Sub-dropdown menus?
· 11 years ago
Sorry, I noticed about theme config after I posted. OK. I tried that, and it didn't fix the problem. What's my next course of action? Are there any other files that make the dropdown work besides navi
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Sub-dropdown menus?
· 11 years ago
I was giving the shorthand syntax. Please don't randomly put this in various places. There is only one place to put it: user/config/themes/yourtheme.yaml whatever your theme is called. Syntax is as
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Sub-dropdown menus?
· 11 years ago
OK, so I tried using the antimatter navigation code instead, and put dropdown: enabled: true in the site.config, blueprints.yaml, and txt.yaml, but there aren't any dropdowns. What am I missing?
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Sub-dropdown menus?
· 11 years ago
I'm a bit confused with your code. The macro should recurse through all your pages and display the menu as a nested list. However, you seem to have manually hardcoded the same sort of thing below? W
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Sub-dropdown menus?
· 11 years ago
I'm trying to port the TXT theme from HMLT5 UP to Grav. However TXT has sub-dropdown menus, something that I find very useful. In the http://saveourplanet.org/ (which uses the TXT theme as a base), I
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Set default_locale: where to find the reference and what for?
· 11 years ago
I set it simply with default_locale: fr and it works! Thank you I tried before with default_locale: (LC_ALL, '') and it works also (but I don't really understand what it means.