Folder Top Level Link Broken

<script> $(function(){ $(".folder-parent").eq(0).click(function(){ window.location.assign("resort") }); }); </script>

Class, entity number, function, relative address.

I have just duplicated for each folder, but maybe there is a more efficient way.

Thanks to Vigasan.

Ling.

There were quite a few people running into the problem so here's a quick tutorial that should help. 🙂
 

I am currently experiencing the same issue and am also looking for a fix. While not a designed feature, this was a popular work around, and had worked for me for a long time. It now seems to be broken.

To help explain further, placing a folder in the nav normally works just by acting as a drop down, though are many reasons to want the top level to actually link to a real page too when clicked, in addition to having the drop down.

Not sure what recently changed, but if there are any ideas on how to fix this, I'm sure Ling, myself, and many others would love some ideas!

See: 

Hi @Vigasan I tried following your instructions on my client's website www.RenegadeWyoming.com. I too was using the old method of inline html code for the Page Titles to redirect to a different page other than the first drop-down nav item. I then watched your YouTube video and entered this code injection into the header as instructed (nothing changes): 

<script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js"></script>

<script>

$( document ).ready(function() {

$(".Header-nav-folder-title").eq(0).prop('href', ‘/amenities’);

});

</script>

Would you be able to help me figure this out/ tell me what I'm doing wrong here? I need my Amenities page to go to main Amenities page and Activities page to do the same instead of going to the first dropdown. Thank you!

On 12/30/2019 at 3:26 PM, nicolebespoke said:

Hi @Vigasan I tried following your instructions on my client's website www.RenegadeWyoming.com. I too was using the old method of inline html code for the Page Titles to redirect to a different page other than the first drop-down nav item. I then watched your YouTube video and entered this code injection into the header as instructed (nothing changes): 

<script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js"></script>

<script>

$( document ).ready(function() {

$(".Header-nav-folder-title").eq(0).prop('href', ‘/amenities’);

});

</script>

Would you be able to help me figure this out/ tell me what I'm doing wrong here? I need my Amenities page to go to main Amenities page and Activities page to do the same instead of going to the first dropdown. Thank you!

Hey Nicole,

It looks like it's working on your website, did you figure it out already?

@Vigasan They currently go to the first page item on the dropdown list. They use to go to main amenity and activity pages that had all of the items listed. For example the Amenities page now goes to the Lodge page instead of the main Amenities page the way it was setup before the new Squarespace update (I use to use the <a href="url slug"> code to make this happen). I'm using the Moksha template if this helps at all. 

9 hours ago, nicolebespoke said:

@Vigasan They currently go to the first page item on the dropdown list. They use to go to main amenity and activity pages that had all of the items listed. For example the Amenities page now goes to the Lodge page instead of the main Amenities page the way it was setup before the new Squarespace update (I use to use the <a href="url slug"> code to make this happen). I'm using the Moksha template if this helps at all. 

Hey Nicole, is my code currently entered into the website still? If not, could you put it back in and let me know when it's in?