What I want is that AUSSTATTUNG in the submenu is going to the Anchor #Ausstattung.
Therefore I’m looking for a possibilitiy to edit the generated link which is done by RW/Foundation/Topbar
better?
I’ll check the magellan option - never used it…
No, it’s not what I need - as far as I understand it.
Nope.
Does not work.
What I want is to make this submenue link AUSSTATTUNG going to an Anchor named #Ausstattung on the page FUNKTION. The folder of this page is named funktion.
The Anchor is realised with the Anchor-Stack by JW
At the very End of the page there is a button in a buttongroup which which is doing exactly what I want.
Now I’m looking for a possibility to overwrite the submenulink in order to tell him to do the same…
I think what you are trying to do can be done but not by using TopBar with sub pages. If you add Ausstattung in RW as a normal page then TopBar is going to want to take you to that page not an anchor on the parent page.
You “Might” get away with it if Ausstattung is a page type of Offsite page (I’m not sure if that will work, but worth a go)
TopBar has other options under the Menu Settings in the UI. Right now you are using “Full Rapid Weaver Menu” I believe you are going to have to do it with either Magellan or Html for the menu Type setting in the TopBar UI.
Foundation also has a Magellan Navigation stack (may be in one of the add-on packs) I’ve not used it but I know it exists That may be an option as well.
Scott,
I tried the Magellan setting. It doesn’t work either.
HTML. I’ll give it a try.
Offsite as well
The Magellan-Stack is for one Pager I believe. I have it. For scrolling down to Anchors. AFAIK
Meanwhile I think it can be done with ButtonPlus by BWD, here you can build a complete Menu Bar where you can do all the Links by yourself. But I have to try how the Logo and the responsive setting is working…
I’ll gonna try different ways. So far thanks a lot to all of you…
Feel free to drop me your project file and I’ll test out a few things directly in the project.
At the bare minimum you can add a redirect on the page that it is linking to, but it would be better UXD for it to go directly to the desired location.
I just noticed that you may have misunderstood the naming of the page that I had mentioned.
It should look like this: <header class="nav_ausstatung">Ausstatung</header>