[SOLVED] Way to Remove Numbers from CSSMenu Menu Items

[darinsee]

Hello,

I've just set up my first CMSMS site with CMSMS V1.1.1, and am befuddled with trying to remove the numbers from the CSSMenu Menu Items - if that makes no sense at all, take a look at this page please: http://tomsee.cohete.org 

See how each of the main menu items is numbered?  Seems like that's a default setting from the CSSMenu Horizontal Menu settings (I have no idea  )?

Thanks for any help on this,

Darin

[calguy1000]

I think (without looking) that it's something like

dnl:  { display: none }
but check what the tag is surrounding the numbering to be sure.

[michelG]

Hi Darin.

CMSms uses numbers to specify the relationship between menu items and their sub-menus. For example:

1: Section 1
1.1: Subsection
1.2: subsection
2: Section 2

In the menu system of the web site, these numbers are wrapped with a dfn tag like this 2: .

In the CMSms admin panel, under Layout -> Stylesheets, you should have a stylesheet called "Accessibility and cross-browser tools." Make sure to select it for the template(s) you are using. It has a CSS style that will make these tags invisible. I pasted it below.

dfn {
  position: absolute;
  left: -1000px;
  top: -1000px;
  width: 0;
  height: 0;
  overflow: hidden;
  display: inline;
}

You probably can also just create your own style:

dfn { display: none } (Not "dnl" per Calguy's comment!)

Michel

[calguy1000]

thanks michelG: 

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dfn: {display: none}

should do the trick.  It's been answered numerous times before.

[darinsee]

Thank You Much!

You got me looking and on the right track and it worked - I added this to the .css file that the menu is using:

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#primary-nav dfn {
        display: none
}

Thanks again,

Darin


Edit: I guess we all posted the last three posts nearly simultaneously - thanks to both of you, the problem is solved - sorry it's been solved many times before - I honestly did do a few searches before posting - maybe this is a good addition to the sample css file with a comment on use?

Another Edit: MichaelG, thanks for the extra info re: the Accessibility and Cross-Browser Tools css - that's HUGE!  I'll look into it - thanks again to you both.