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I found something like this:
To do this, set the menu settings (admiinister > settings > menu) to "Primary links" for both primary links and secondary links. A child link of a Primary link will become a secondary link when the primary link is active.
But how can I do it in Drupal 6?
There is no admiinister > settings > menu
Thank you for reply
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Comment #1
Neomind CreditAttribution: Neomind commentedI'm struggling with the exact same problem.
In Drupal 6 it seems to be possible to place sticky menu items in the submenu, but not possible to place menu items that are only visible when it's parent is active there. Help on this matter would be greatly appriciated.
Comment #2
DannyPfeiffer CreditAttribution: DannyPfeiffer commentedYou can do it in drupal 6.
/admin/build/menu/settings
you need to alter the "source for secondary links"
Comment #3
adpo CreditAttribution: adpo commentedThank you, It works. :)
Comment #4
DannyPfeiffer CreditAttribution: DannyPfeiffer commentedAlso...
Drupal 6 doesn't handle the active trail properly.
see this discussion for a solution:
http://drupal.org/node/243156#comment-799056 , which refers to this patch: http://drupal.org/node/202245
I've used it and it works like a charm.
-Danny
Comment #5
BeatnikDude CreditAttribution: BeatnikDude commentedThanks, hard to find that setting.
Comment #6
ak1982 CreditAttribution: ak1982 commentedThanks, a really good comment. It helped a lot.
Comment #7
ram_test CreditAttribution: ram_test commentedHi,
It Works, but wont the secondary links get displayed when hover the primary links. It Works only when the primary link is clicked.
Is it because of the checking of the option Sticky at top of lists
Publishing options
Published
Promoted to front page
Sticky at top of lists
Plz help
Thanks