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You can add this line to your code for the "first" element of the list:

//----------[AFTER ADD]-------
if(prev($top_struct) == false){
$css_list .= " class=\"".$class."_first\"";
}

I haven't tested it yet, but it should work.

For your second question, I should think about it! ;)

Mhhh... maybe cheating up a bit the code..


//------[FIND]-----------
if($thisactive) {
$css_list .= " id=\"".$class."_active\"";
$activated = 1;
}

//----------[AFTER ADD]-------
if(next($top_struct) == false){
$css_list .= " class=\"".$class."_last\"";
}


In this way, the last ...

Eher's the link to the hack I've used:
http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3747&highlight=container+div

By using this "container" div I can set some CSS properties, like "width" or "margin: auto", one time, instead of applying this properties through all the "system divs" (HeaderBlock ...

I've used the page layout with HEADER FOOTER MAIN and RIGHT COL, "css div".

I've also used an hack which enclose the "system's div" (HeaderBlock, mainBlock etc.) into a "container" div.

(for Marco): yes. I wanted the menu to show only section directly below the current section, cause same section has subsection in it.

For this site I have two templates (all css driven):
page layout 2 column, the small one on the right.

1 - home page:

<!-- HEADER: -->
<div id="logo"><h1 ...

Happy you found a solution! :lol:

I think I've coded a site with the requirement you've posted.
This is the url:
http://www.agribosco.com/index.php (it's a pre-release version).
Only the italian version is working

Every section has its sub-section menu on the right side of the page (except home ...

"grounding" must be a value of 0 or 1 (0=disabled, 1=enabled) and it's ment to higlight the site section in wich an article resides.

For example:
if you have a link to an article in your homepage, but the article resides in your News site structure, with "grounding=1", when you follow that link ...

Hi, i needed a css list menu (like NAV_LIST_TOP) acting like BREADCRUMBS:site_level so I cheated up a bit the NAV_LIST_TOP code.

Here's the code


function css_list_from($struct, $struct_path, $level, $grounding=0, $homelink="Home", $class="list_top", $starting="0", $link_to="index.php ...