>> For example, the "Small Apartment Package" has the class `page-189` on
>> the <body>, and the menu item <li> has the class `menu-item-210`. In
>> this scenario, you would need something like:
>>
>> .page-189 .menu-item-210 ul { display: block;}
>>
>> Again, there are other considerations because you're showing/hiding with
>> javascript by adding inline styles (as opposed to adding classes and
>> dealing with the styling in a sheet), but this will hopefully get you
>> thinking along the right path.
>>
>> Make sense?
>>
>> Chris
>>
>> Chris Rockwell
Along those lines, I'd opt for adding a class to the body (or a high
level wrapper) and adjust the styles of the menu to stay visible.
Changing the class per page.
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