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Hi Salman,

I already had the same problem. It actually does have the classes, if the XSLT is written correctly, but for some reason, the Lx_Active class is not interpreted. You have to apply your "active" css settings, either on the xlst or in an external css file.

Nuno

Hi Salman

If you look inth XML you will see an attribute called InPath which is a boolean.

If this one is true, you can apply a css class called inpath which you then can style as you like.

The InPath attribute will be true on all pages that you have clicked on for each level in the structure.

// Dammark

Dammark wrote:

Hi Salman

 

If you look inth XML you will see an attribute called InPath which is a boolean.

 

If this one is true, you can apply a css class called inpath which you then can style as you like.

 

The InPath attribute will be true on all pages that you have clicked on for each level in the structure.

 

// Dammark

Thank you guys for your help!

The css is not taking control...

.inpath a{
    color:#fff;
    background: url(/Files/Billeder/images/hover.gif) repeat-x;
}

somehow i want assign inpath class to <li>

Thanks

- Salu

<li>

    <xsl:if test="@InPath='True'">

        <xsl:attribute name="class">

            <xsl:text>inpath</xsl:text>

        </xsl:attribute>

    </xsl:if>

</li>