Thanks Dave,
stupid.css doesn't look so stupid! but there will be a learning curve for
me to understand it and the more I look at the more I need to understand
css better.
The change to Bootstrap3 limited the nesting levels of submenus ... only 1
> sub-level now, I believe. This was a reflection of the popularity of
> portable devices, where a tree of menus runs out of screen space.
>
If I understand the terminology correctly I am only looking for 1 sub level.
Something like
MenuItem1 MenuItem2 MenuItem3 MenuItem4
SubItem3.1
SubItem3.2
SubItem3.3
and I may be wrong but the bootstrap section in gluon/tools.py seems to
support it
else:
self.bar = LI(Anr(T('Log In'),
_href='#', _class="dropdown-toggle",
data={'toggle': 'dropdown'}), self.bar,
_class='dropdown')
Any other clues on how to invoke this?
i.e. get the sub items to appear (vertically under MenuItem3) on mouse over
or click to toggle on MenuItem3 ?
P
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