I have an odd request!
I split my site into sections using menus rather tha taxonomy module. Each section had a menu. I displayed each menu block according to the path - which is set by path_auto. ie. when someone is in the /support section a support menu shows. Each block Each block had a heading and a ul list for the nav.
However breadcrumbs don't work properly with this arrangement as they don't show the menu name in the trail.
And I want to instead put everything in one big menu, lets call it 'nav'.
My problem is that across the top of the page I have my main section links. And I really don't want to repeat them in the block nav.
With CSS I could achieve this by doing something like this:
<style>
.content ul.menu li.leaf, .content ul.menu li.lcollapsed { display: none; }
</style>
But I also don't want them to display with the stylesheet turned off.
Problem 1.
I'd like it to look like it did as I had origionally with the section your in as a clickable h2. So I figure there must be away to use some regular expression trickery to strip the outer ul tags, bin the li.leaf and the li.collapsed at the top level of the nav. And transform the li.expanded to a h2.