Closed (works as designed)
Project:
Acquia Slate
Version:
6.x-1.x-dev
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
2 Mar 2009 at 21:24 UTC
Updated:
3 Jun 2009 at 14:53 UTC
Some Acquia themes do - just wondering.
Comments
Comment #1
krwester commentedI second this request. I love the theme, drop-down menus would make it perfect.
Comment #2
wretched sinner - saved by grace commentedNot by default. The main question would be on styling for them in Slate - the current button style of link doesn't really lend itself to a dropdown menu I would say.
Comment #3
krwester commentedI would say style them similar to what is available in Acquia Marina. It wouldn't seem that tabs and drop downs are that compatible, but they seem to work fine. Perhaps a user choice...
Thanks for the great work!
Comment #4
daliborz commentedI also would like nice drop-down menus for a better functionality.
I am sure you would find an elegant design for it. That would be a great enhancement for this stunning, awesome theme.
Comment #5
tvaughan commentedI'd love drop-downs, similar to Acquia Marina, but I'm not sure where they'd go with the theme as it is currently. My suggestion would be to move the default "Primary Links" region to below the header so the drop downs could drop into the large image on the front page. This could end up looking similar to the "front preface sidebar" region, just shifting horizontally under each separate menu heading.
Comment #6
jwolf commentedWe have a new group at groups.drupal.org - maybe someone in the TopNotchThemes group can help -> http://groups.drupal.org/topnotchthemes
Comment #7
aschiwi commentedI wanted this too so I copied the styles from Acquia Marina's style.css, copied the slightly different call to $primary_links from page.tpl.php and that's all that needs to be done to get the technology. Acquia Slate's template.php already includes the part for the primary_links_tree. You just need to do some styling but it works.