If so, I’ve still not thought about this aspect, honestly. If it is possible to target the parent I believe it’s achievable. I’m quite under pressure at the moment, but it’s my plan to publish a demo enhancing the code showed on this article, soon. Stay tuned ;)

Most of the other solutions to this problem suggested allowing write access to the wp-content directory for the user running the web server. Some solutions even suggested setting chmod 777 for the directory. BAD IDEA!!!!

We chose your solution because it was elegant, secure, and should continue to work with future versions of WordPress.

The menu is nice, but when you have more than one expanding submenu it’s annoying when you want to click on a link and it moves – I need the menu to stay put after it expands the first time.

Thanks, never tried doing pages before but so far it seems like child’s play also thanks to you and your neat menu.

Is there any way that you could turn this current code into using child selectors (im assuming thats what you need?) so I can change the ul id= between like “hidden” and “open” (so hidden would be the normal properties like you already have in this code, and open would just be showing the child ul’s and li’s as if you were hovered over even when you aren’t)

and have the option for li class= between like “unselected” and “selected” (where unselected would just be the normal code how it is where when you hover over it, it lights up etc, and where selected has that item look selected normally)?

(here is a picture that shows exactly what I am talking about)
http://i.imgur.com/R7y2z.png

(Obviously if it’s too difficult, nevermind. I just think that it would be very cool because I could then easily just turn the classes into a PHP call class and have it read the URL so I can make it show the photo gallery is selected when they are on the photo gallery page and also have the UL menu opened up to show them the other similar pages (in the gallery) ie. Video Gallery and Before & After Gallery)

Do you know what I mean?/is this even possible to do with this current css3 menu? because I don’t even know where I would begin.

Thanks so much!

Alex

It’s almost 2 am here, so I’m a bit busted, but have you tried using child selectors? I’ve used some on this demo http://bit.ly/wdItmZ where perhaps you might also want to get inspiration regarding the hover/active state to open the sub menu using only CSS.

Anyway, I’ll play with it later this next week. I’ll notify you in email. Take care, Carlo

Many thnx for the set, just started to work with less and making a basic file for my future works. The palette is a good basic for expanding with the most recent colors. Fine work!

cheers, Roland