You can also do this with CSS and not change your navigation HTML at
all. Just give each of your navigation items an id (#nav-about,
#nav-contact, etc.) and in each section of the site, assign a class to
the body tag based on the section you're in.
Then you can create CSS rules for the "current" section something like this:
.about #nav-about, .contact #nav-contact { font-weight:bold; }
On 2/21/06, coulix <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> i have this website :
> http://ozserver.no-ip.com:345/cefinban/recette/1
> i would like to highlight the menu link representing the current page,
> for example if its "contacts" , the ">> contacts link in the menu
> should be bold.
>
> using template i could load a different menu block for each page ? :/
> any other way ?
>
> thank you.
>
>
>
>
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