Sorry, but styling <select> elements is not easy to do consistently across all browsers: http://css-tricks.com/dropdown-default-styling/
Sorry – I was not clear. Here is the site I am working on: http://dmg-us.net/
On a mobile phone, if I go to Case Studies (http://dmg-us.net/case/), the the jquery responsive select menu shows “Case Studies” at the top. If I click on one of the links under Case Studies, the menu at the top says “Home”. I would like it to still say “Case Studies”. These pages that link off of the Case Studies page all have Case Studies as their parent page so I was wondering if there is a way to have the parent page show in the menu rather than Home.
Thanks!
Unfortunately this isn’t possible. Right now you can either show the placeholder or the current page, but you can’t show the parent page by default. You could easily write some jQuery to do that though.
Ok… thanks. I tried writing some jQuery to solve this issue but I could not get it to work. Is that something you can help with or do I need to go somewhere else for help with jQuery?
Thanks!
Hi again,
Unfortunately I don’t have the bandwidth to help on these types of one-off fixes, as my client load is high enough that non-paying work typically has to take a back seat. Sorry about that!
