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Modify output of get_navigation - frixelsolutions - 2015-08-30
To make the initial version of our one page theme function propwerly, we used a lot of jQuery and require modification of the .htacess file. http://get-simple.info/forums/showthread.php?tid=7517
I would rather build into the theme PHP files a way to make the get_navigation output #pagename instead of /pagename so I could make the theme less "hacky". There has got to be a better way.
Here is how the get_navigation is currently being used:
Code:
<?php get_navigation(get_page_slug(FALSE)); ?>Please let me know how to do this in GetSimple, if it is even possible. Thank you!
RE: Modify output of get_navigation - shawn_a - 2015-08-30
You could use your own get_navigation function... Its your theme, you can add your own functions to it.
Or just use the menu-items filter and regex the whole thing, or dom import it.
I also see no reason for modifying the htaccess file. Why do you need to do that when you have a
indexid and a data_index filter, plus all your pages are on index so your not even using urls.
RE: Modify output of get_navigation - vallhund - 2015-08-30
(2015-08-30, 00:41:32)frixelsolutions Wrote: Please let me know how to do this in GetSimple, if it is even possible. Thank you!
In my one-page theme, I used the menu_data():
PHP Code:
$menu = "";
foreach (menu_data() as $page) {
$menu .= "<li class='".$page['slug']."'><a href='#'>".$page['menu_text']."</a></li>";
}
echo $menu;
Quite useful and easy.
RE: Modify output of get_navigation - frixelsolutions - 2015-08-31
(2015-08-30, 08:42:30)vallhund Wrote:(2015-08-30, 00:41:32)frixelsolutions Wrote: Please let me know how to do this in GetSimple, if it is even possible. Thank you!
In my one-page theme, I used the menu_data():
PHP Code:$menu = "";
foreach (menu_data() as $page) {
$menu .= "<li class='".$page['slug']."'><a href='#'>".$page['menu_text']."</a></li>";
}
echo $menu;
Quite useful and easy.
Thank you - that's the solution I was looking for. Will update the theme with doing this right tomorrow.