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I want to make a navigation bar, but one that has a different style for
the current section (the section where the reader is currently) than the
non-current ones. But when I try to use the example from the CS
documentation, it doesn't work, because it's based on
directives.
But the doesn't seem to work, and all the nav
bar items are given the
of navtab_on, so it thinks they're all
current.
Any ideas?
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I want to make a navigation bar, but one that has a different style for the current section (the section where the reader is currently) than the non-current ones. But when I try to use the example from the CS documentation, it doesn't work, because it's based on <!**local> directives.
Here's what I've tried, but it doesn't work.
<div id="navtabs">
<!** local><!** issue current><!** section number 1>
<!**if section is current>
<div id=navtab_on>[<a href="<!** URI section>">SECTION NAME 1</a>]</div>
<!** else>
[<a href="<!** URI section>">SECTION NAME 1</a>]
<!**endif>
<!** endlocal>
<!** local><!** issue current><!** section number 2>
<!**if section is current>
<div id=navtab_on>[<a href="<!** URI section>">SECTION NAME 2</a>]</div>
<!** else>
[<a href="<!** URI section>">SECTION NAME 2</a>]
<!** endif>
<!** endlocal>
<!** local><!** issue current><!** section number 3>
<!**if section is current>
<div id=navtab_on>[<a href="<!** URI section>">SECTION NAME 3</a>]</div>
<!** else>
[<a href="<!** URI section>">SECTION NAME 3</a>]
<!** endif>
<!** endlocal>
and so on...
But the <!** if section is current> doesn't seem to work, and all the nav bar items are given the <div> of navtab_on, so it thinks they're all current.
Any ideas?
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Douglas.Arellanes@mdlf.org wrote:
>
> I want to make a navigation bar, but one that has a different style
> for the current section (the section where the reader is currently)
> than the non-current ones. But when I try to use the example from the
> CS documentation, it doesn't work, because it's based on
> directives.
>
> Here's what I've tried, but it doesn't work.
>
>