Is there a way to make a single Drupal site display different Primary and Secondary links when a different Theme is chosen (in Drupal 4.7)
I have a site with 5 different main departments. They are all on one Drupal site, but each one uses a different Theme (which are basically the same theme but with different colors and header graphics) - using the Taxonomy Theme module. That seems to work just fine. Here's the problem:
I need each of the 5 different themes to have a different set of Primary and Secondary links. Each of the departments has a different set of section links on a horizontal navigation bar on the header, so I need the Theme for each department to use a different menu group as the Primary links menu as well as for the Secondary links menu.
More details on the situation: The 5 different themes are not actually separate themes: They're all in one Theme folder, within subfolders that have stylesheets in them to specify the right colors and background graphics for the header divs (using XHTML & CSS). These different "flavors" of the same Theme is done by several other themes I have seen, including B7, which has blue, green, and brown subfolders. (FYI, my theme is a modification I made to the Sharepoint-like theme, which supposedly utilizes PHPTemplate.)
So, I suppose the "different" themes could each reference a different menu in the page.tpl.php file etc. for the top of the page where the primary links go, but there are two problems with this: