~ digifuzz

Seems like the JS isn’t working.

I’m wondering though, why can’t drupal just output menu’s as nested ul, li’s?

It seems you need major work-arounds just to get this to work.

@sen: Wrap your primary_links in a div with a unique class, and change your suckerfish related css to apply to only elements within that div.

@Suckfish & Nico: I have actually looked at the roople themes in the past (specifically the tapestry theme), and while it had the desired end-results, it required more region and block creating and I decided I wanted to try to use suckerfish without having to do all that. Call it a personal challenge, etc. It’s always fun to see how many different paths one can take to reach the same happy ending.

Thx for sharing your code,
I have seen that the roople themes use a version of suckerfish:
http://demo.roopletheme.com/

Could you maybe clarify where exactly that should go?

This is what i’ve got:

I must have not entered it correctly.

Thanks again!

I’m having a little difficulty implementing it with the Zen theme though. I notice in the js code you refer to #dfn css styles which are not (no longer) in your css file.

Did you take those out when you were editing?

Also i saved my js and css files into my subtheme folder and just added the following code to the top of the template.php:
drupal_add_js(path_to_theme().’/myMenus.js’, ‘theme’);

and this to the .info file:
stylesheets[all][] = myMenus.css

I believe this is better for using with a subtheme? I’m new to Drupal =P

Have you tried decoding whatever Roople Themes is doing with their templates? Maybe i should just get one of their themes and edit it.

I can’t believe that there isn’t a suckerfish drupal module…

Thanks

How can I make this ONLY implement for the Primary Links and ignore all other menus?

Cheers.. thanks for putting this out there, been messing with it for a few weeks now and I finally feel like i’m nearly there!