Active list items of an Index list
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Anton
Anton
Hello!
Please tell me, can QI add an extra class (depending on a page area) to active elements of an index list, if it placed in sidebar? Like at the pages of your documentation?
Thanks in advance, your extensions are great!
Peter van Westen
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Peter van Westen
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Is this for styling purposes?
If so, you can simply use the class of the module to style its children:You can of course add a custom class to the module, and use that.
Anton
Anton
I talk about adding a class to active list elements automatically via JavaScript. I see that at your documentation pages it works: class "active" adds to active list items, but on my site it does't work.
Peter van Westen
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Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Ah sorry, now I understand what you are asking.
That isn't part of Quick Index itself. It is a custom script.
If you know your way around javascript you can probably use most of this to make it work for you:
Peter van Westen
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Peter van Westen
ADMIN
I might in a future release.
But Quick Index currently doesn't come with any javascript. It is quick and simple.
I am not at the stage yet where I want to make it more complex than it is and add fancy stuff like this.
Maybe I will revisit this after I have finished getting the other extensions Joomla 4 ready.
PS: This was not a really pre-sales question.
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Active list items of an Index list
Anton
Anton
Please tell me, can QI add an extra class (depending on a page area) to active elements of an index list, if it placed in sidebar? Like at the pages of your documentation?
Thanks in advance, your extensions are great!
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
If so, you can simply use the class of the module to style its children:
.mod-custom .index-link.active {
...
}
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Anton
Anton
Peter van Westen
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Peter van Westen
ADMIN
That isn't part of Quick Index itself. It is a custom script.
If you know your way around javascript you can probably use most of this to make it work for you:
https://docs4.regularlabs.com/templates/regularlabs/js/script.js
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Peter van Westen
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Peter van Westen
ADMIN
But Quick Index currently doesn't come with any javascript. It is quick and simple.
I am not at the stage yet where I want to make it more complex than it is and add fancy stuff like this.
Maybe I will revisit this after I have finished getting the other extensions Joomla 4 ready.
PS: This was not a really pre-sales question.
If you need more extension support, please purchase a subscription for the Pro version.
Please post a rating at the
Joomla! Extensions Directory
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