[wp-hackers] current_page_ancestor class lost on Tertiary pages?

[Dan Smart]

The issue you have is that the menu doesn't look at the page hierarchy, only the menu hierarchy. So you need to add X1 to X22 to the menu, then the correct classes will appear.

Dan

Dan Smart - Web Developer
www.dansmart.co.uk

On 14 Sep 2010, at 20:31, Louis McCoy <louie at louiemccoy.com> wrote:

>> How deep are these levels?  Can you be more specific about the overall
>> menu structure or link to an actual example?
> 
> It's just the third level - I should have been more clear; it's not the menu
> that is three levels deep, it's the page structure. So, this is the page
> structure:
> I. Foo
>  A. Bar
>    1. X1
>    2. X2
> ...
>    22. X22
>  B. Saloon
>  C. Tavern
> II. Foo Fighers
> III. More Foo
> 
> But this is the menu structure, since the menu by design doesn't go deeper
> than two levels:
> I. Foo
>  A. Bar
>  B. Saloon
>  C. Tavern
> II. Foo Fighters
> II. More Foo
> 
> BUT, once I get to X1 / X22 etc. Foo loses the current_page_ancestor class.
> Is this just because they're not a part of the menu structure? Shouldn't
> Foo, being an ancestor of X1, still keep the current_page_ancestor class,
> even if X1 isn't in the menu structure?
> 
> Hope I was clearer this time... :-)
> 
> -L
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