Separate menu items by commas instead of spacing?
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Hey Sam!
I wrote you the code which you need to insert in the Custom javascript area:
<script> window.laytheme.on("newpage", function(layoutObj, type, obj){ jQuery('#menu-item-8a span').after(","); jQuery('#menu-item-16 a span').after(","); }); </script>
This is a bit of a dirty fix. but since you do not have many menu points it should be all right.
I noticed that on my testserver it needs some time until the commas appear.
I right now found even a better fix because it is pure CSS:
nav.primary a:after { content: "," !important; } .menu-item-15 a:after { display: none; }
It just removes the laqst comma with a
display: none
.Weird, that I did not have this idea from the beginning.
So, no jQuery needed!
I still leave the jQuery example above for other people to understand.
Great! I am happy we solved this!
All the best!
Marius
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Wonderful!
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Thank you so much. This helped me too!
just have an additional question. I want the commas to be white on my front page. I already added a piece of code, so that text is white on my frontpage, but the commas are still black.body.slug-landingpage1 span{
color: white;
}Would be greatful for help!
Thanks
Stella -
and is it possible that the commas in the menu just stay, when i hover over them on for example this page?
http://richterstella.com/about
So just the commas are fixed and don't turn white on mouseover.
Thanks so much!
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Hi @ute
You need to play with the CSS here:nav.primary a:after { content: "," !important; color: white !Important; }
In your example the commas turn white though.
Let me know!
MArius
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Hi,
I'm trying to achieve a similar menu to this but am not having any luck. aim is to get a / between each menu item, and also a space before and in front, so " / ", the space before the / works, but the one afterwards is being ignored? Also, the last-child part doesn't appear to work either, any ideas are much appreciated?
Thanks, Paul.
nav.primary a:after { content: " / " !important; color: #494949 !Important; } nav.primary li:last-child:after{ content: "" !important; }
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Figured it out using:
nav.primary a:after { content: " /\00a0" !important; color: #494949 !Important; } .menu-item-1945 a:after { display: none !Important; }
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