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7/29/2011 3:37 PM
 
I am using DNNMenuNavigation Provider.  I have some root item items which does not have children in it. I need to identify it with different css class and apply some other rules to it .

Is there any attribute which I can apply declaratively  to mark those items with different css that does not have children in it.

I am referring to this pdf but that does not help me either:

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