grayson Posted April 12, 2005 Posted April 12, 2005 First: Many thanks for a very nice contribution. This post contains a simple modification to the categories_subtab.php file in this contribution, to highlight the subcategory currently being viewed. Background: Since I removed the categories box and the breadcrumb trail after adding this tabs contribution, I also wanted to have the current subcategory highlighted, so the visitor can still easily see where he/she is in the site. I searched to see if someone had already come up with a solution, but didn't find anything. Turns out it's a much simpler fix than I had envisioned -- in fact, it's the same trick that highlights the current subcategory in the original categories box in categories.php. To add highlighting in the subcategory bar, in the file [store path]/includes/categories_subtab.php, replace (around line 27): // display category name $subcategories_string .= $fooa[$counter]['name']; with if ( ($id) && (in_array($counter, $id)) ) { $subcategories_string .= "<b>"; } // display category name $subcategories_string .= $fooa[$counter]['name']; if ( ($id) && (in_array($counter, $id)) ) { $subcategories_string .= "</b>"; } That's all there is to it! Regards, --Grayson Quote Grayson Morris
itsjust Posted March 9, 2008 Posted March 9, 2008 Just took this a step further so you can use the css styles on it What i did was to change the $subcategories_string .= '" class="subNavigation">'; to if ( ($id) && (in_array($counter, $id)) ) { $subcategories_string .= '" class="subNavigation2">'; }else{ $subcategories_string .= '" class="subNavigation">'; } And then of course make the nesasary css class in the stylesheet: A.subNavigation2 { color: #FF0000; } A.subNavigation2:hover { color: #DD0000; text-decoration:none; } Quote
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