All,

  I'm trying to change a tab color of a  single menu item entry from a Top-Level Menu to differentiate it from the the other top-level menu items.  I've found posts in earlier version in relation to locating the tab-id and creating a special class in the CSS for that tab-id, but with the introduction and more wide-spread use of friendly URLs it appears this is no longer the viable option.  Can anyone else offer a suggestion.

 

Example

 Tabs:  Home Blog Info

Say I want to change the Info Tab from the standard color to a 'green' color but I want all other tabs to continue to act as expected.  How would this be accomplished.  I'm using a standard mega-menu layout.

 Version: 7.2.2

Thanks!

Dustin

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Yes,

  I actually un-checked the option for friendly URLs and it still did not expose a tab-id in the source for the page.  as the article suggested.  

Here it the article I referenced:

http://www.dnnsoftware.com/forums/forumid/109/threadid/410153/scope/posts

But this did not seem to work as the tabid information didn't seem to be available, and I think the way of referencing the contorls is differnet now via css is different now if my memory serves me correctly.  Am I missing something here?  Should the steps work just as described.  I admittendly did attempt the solution in a hurry, so its possible I did something wrong in my haste.  But I thought I would as as the original post is a "bit" dated.

 

Thanks!

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___________________________________________ Make It a Great Day! D-Man

I could not resist fiddling.  It was dead easy.  I added



tab[=ID]



to the list of generated classes in the template. In the html I see things like...



class="..... tab577"



As you can make that generated class name as unique as you like, you won't need a complex css selector to target it,

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Best wishes,
- Richard
Agile Development Consultant, Practitioner, and Trainer
www.dynamisys.co.uk