mlgz0rn2

Sounds good! Thanks for all the help!

The problem is, it’s a plugin I use to do the popups, which wants me to add that class to links/items and so on for it to show in a popup.
It seems like alot of hassle if I have to take everything from that plugin and it’s css and add it to every single nav item I want it added too. When in theory I could just add 1 class.

Am I completely wrong here, and misunderstanding what you are saying? 😀

Alright let me try again :p
I’m not sure if it’s related to the virtue theme.

the css class i’m wanting to add, makes it so when you click a link/menu item and so, the content of that link will show up in a popup window.

As shown in the image here img1

I’m using the advanced setting under menus to add a css class to the item.
img2

But this adds the class like shown on this picture
img3
Because of that, it takes me directly to the link when clicked.
img4

If I then change it to how I want it to be in the chrome developertools, it works perfectly
img5

So to me, it seems like css classes are getting added in the wrong way to the menu items, using the advanced setting.
Again, I do not know if this is virtue being the cause of it.
But when ever I google how to add custom css classes to a nav item, it shows me to do it like I did, but they get different results.

I hope this cleared things up abit on my issue 🙂

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