Hi,
I don't think I know how to actually do what you are suggesting.
Lets say I have three menu options with the following URLS:
"One" - /one/show
"Two" - /two/show
"Three" - /three/show
Currently I have somthing like this in my main.html page template:
{% if navi %}
> {% for entry in navi %}
> <li class=""><a href="{{ entry.href }}">{{ entry.name
> }}</a></li>
> {% endfor %}
> {% endif %}
>
With the following view function:
def show_mainPage(request):
>
> navigation = [ {'href':'/one', 'name':"One"},
> {'href':'/two', 'name':"Two"},
> {'href':'/three', 'name':"Three"}]
> return TemplateResponse(request, 'main_page/main.html', {'navi':
> navigation, 'main_settings':main_settings.objects.get(id=1)})
>
So how would I set the "active" CSS class in my template for the correct
nav entry?
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