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  1. lwoody123

    language toggle

    It's very hard to explain. All i'm after is an xsl statement that can test if a link has been selected or not. But thanks for your help.
  2. lwoody123

    language toggle

    I wish it was but sadly not. The problem is i'm working with a CMS that was brought by the company i work for. However, there are a few tweaks that need adding. Like this style to the language toggle. I cant seem to find how the CMS knows which language i am in so im looking for an alternative...
  3. lwoody123

    language toggle

    Thanks for the reply but the first test is just there to put a line in between each language except for the first one (ie if position =1) Therefore it doesnt matter what position the langauge is , if it is the current langauge it should still be bold and not a link. In need to say something like...
  4. lwoody123

    language toggle

    Hi all, the following piece of code generates a langauge toggle. Could anyone give me some ideas on how i would add a condition that adds a <strong> tag around the selected langauge (locale) and have it as text rather than a link? <xsl:template name="rk_top_lang_nav"> <xsl:choose> <xsl:when...

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