I’m using the conditional If statements to change my menu buttons depending on what page you’re on, but something isn’t working.

For example, my about page looks like this:

and my includes/navigation template looks like this:

But it’s not working. Can you have two ID’s with this kind of conditional?

@polaroidfuse No, you can’t have two id’s on an element. What you can do is multiple classes, but the syntax is class=“who who-current” with a space in between them. You can’t do class=“who” and then class=“who-current.” The CSS and HTML will only pick up the first one.

So all that to say, the syntax should be more like

I’m not sure about the double quote marks around the stuff in the if statement, though. Might have to be single.

Okay, I made the changes you mentioned, but it still isn’t rendering :/

I tried it with single quotation marks and double, neither are working.

Do the assigned names of the pages inside the if statements need to be the same as the actual name of the page? I.e. the name of my “who” page is “about”...

Edit: That didn’t work either :(

This is how the CSS for it is set up, although I don’t think CSS is my problem because when you view the source, you can see that it’s not rendering.

I tried using

as well but still nada.

Totally kidding, I figured it out!

I had

instead of

The above code renders, but it renders as

So the other link is still there, it’s just shoved way down. How do I correct that?

Aha! You know I thought that embed tag looked funny.  I don’t quite follow the last post, though. The rendered code looks great to me? What other link are you talking about?

It was just a matter of an extra bracket in my CSS. Coding on no sleep probably isn’t the most conducive to good results :p

What does the loc-tag mean? And where can I find som documentation about it?

Thanks.