I am using an ASP.NET 4.0 Menu control with RenderingMode=List and am struggling with creating the appropriate CSS. Each menu item is represented by an <li tag that contains a nested <a tag with what appear to be fixed class names:
<a class="level1" for unselected
level 1 menu items
<a class="level2" for unselected
level 2 menu items
<a class="level1 selected" for the selected
level 1 menu item
... etc...
What I want to do is to is to prevent the currently selected menu item from being "clickable". To do so I tried using:
if (menuItem.Selected) menuItem.Selectable = false;
This has the desired effect of removing the href attribute from the <a tag but also removes the class attribute - and as a result my CSS can not identify what
level the menu item belongs to!
Looks to me like a possible bug, but in any case I can't find any documentation describing what CSS class names are used, nor whether there is any way to control this (the old Style properties don't appear to have any effect). Ideally I would like to have "
level" class attributes on the <li tags, not just the nested <a tags.
