But you'd have to have a different navigation file for each page to
accomplish assigning the current page as the uberlink, which defeats the
purpose of having an SSI for the navigation. From my experience, you'd
have to write some code to detect which page your on, then assign the
appropriate class to the link. This is outside the realm of CSS.
If you'd like some PHP code to accomplish this, let me know, Theresa,
and I'll send it your way.
jason
Al Sparber wrote:
From: "Theresa Mesa" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Can someone please tell me how to do this? Please spell it out for me
step
by step, because I'm an idiot. I can't find anything on the web that
tells
me how to do exactly what I want to do. ProjectSeven had a bunch of
stuff
mixed up, like backgrounds, etc. No, I just want to swap out the bullet
image for the active page.
You can use many methods to set a current page link state, beyond what
we do in the Uberlink titorial, but the mechanics for setting the
visual properties of that one link are always the same. In your case,
you have:
<snip>
Then you would take the link that you want to afect and give it that ID.
<li><a href="/about-us.shtml" id="uberlink">About Us</a></li>
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