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I’m using segment names (forced, not related to template) to populate a menu depending on where you are. The “Freebie” add-on help me do that.

But I can’t make work a conditional to put a class on the menu link of the current page.

Tried many things but nothing work. Maybe the Freebie add-on break something here…

Any idea ?

Thanks !

lttc,

I am not familiar with that add-on so can’t help you there.

What does your URL looks like?

This is how I would do it if my URL looked like this

http://www.mydomain.com/index.php/services/web-design

<a href="http://{path=%27services/web-design%27}" class="{if segment_2 == web-design}nav_on{/if}">Web Design</a>

That’s perfect to populate the menu, but what I mean is to put a “you are here” class on the menu link of the actual page.

Something like this :

<div {if last_segment == 'url_title'}class="current"{/if}><a href="http://{url_title_path=csss-hsm/statique/cssshsm/portrait/}">{titre_navigation_statique}</a></div>

But it doesn’t work…

So let’s say that when you are at “csss-hsm/statique/cssshsm/portrait/” you get a menu with 3 links : 1, 2 and 3

When you are at : csss-hsm/statique/cssshsm/portrait/3, I want the 3 link in the menu to get the “current” class…

Note that the freebie add-on makes the segment 3 and 4 invisible to EE… They are called freebie_3 and freebie_4 instead of segment_x…

Hi, lttc. Since this is a third party plugin, you may want to go to the author for support on this. In the mean time, moving to the CodeShare Corner.