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[stuartrowens]

Site: test4.stuartrowens.com

In my menu, three of the items link to a section on the homepage (Work, Clients & Partners, About). The link attribute I used is just #work, etc.

The problem that creates, obviously, is that when a user clicks that link from another page, it tries to take them to the #work section on the page they’re currently on, which doesn’t exist.

To solve this, I made the menu item the entire link: http://test4.stuartrowens.com/#work. The problem here, however, is that when the homepage loads, the menu shows all three items highlighted (which makes sense, considering those three menu items ARE linking to that page).

Here’s my question: is there a way to keep Work, Clients & Partners, and About from displaying as highlighted when a user is on the homepage? I’d still like Home highlighted since they are in fact on the homepage.

If hope my question makes sense- sorry for the lengthy post.

[Paul R]

Hi,

Thanks for writing in!

You need to create two menus in Appearance > Menus

1. One for onepage navigation which the links will only be ids

eg. Work – #work
Clients – #clients

This menu will be set in your homepage through one page navigation

http://screencast.com/t/FYgbMqMXRp

2. Create another menu with absolute urls, this menu will be the default.

eg. Work – http://test4.stuartrowens.com/#work
Clients – http://test4.stuartrowens.com/#clients

Hope that helps.

[stuartrowens]

Thanks! Sorry I missed that- I really shouldn’t work on sites that late at night!

[Joao]

Glad to hear it.

Let us know if you need further help,

Joao

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