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Filter the sections seen by your one-page menu#156
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damienfa wants to merge 2 commits intodavist11:masterfrom
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Filter the sections seen by your one-page menu#156damienfa wants to merge 2 commits intodavist11:masterfrom
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I have 2 menus in my page (main header menu, and more detailed menu in footer). I have an issue because when I scroll the page, the main menu detect the footer section and don't let "active" the menu item... I need to tell him to skip some section to not be spoiled. I propose the "sectionFilter" option, different from the filter option. Now it works like a charm. Ex: `sectionFilter: '[rel!=notmainmenu]'`, and in the html I put `rel="notmainmenu"` on the sub sections.
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I have 2 menus in my page (main header menu, and more detailed menu in footer).
I have an issue because when I scroll the page, the main menu detect the footer section and don't let "active" the menu item... I need to tell him to skip some section to not be spoiled.
I propose the "sectionFilter" option, different from the filter option. Now it works like a charm.
Ex:
sectionFilter: '[rel!=notmainmenu]', and in the html I putrel="notmainmenu"on the sub sections.