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overriding JQM styling of links
in jQuery Mobile
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11 years ago
Hi,
I am looking at using JQuery Mobile to enhance a regular site. The site is supposed to be layouted and styled as before and using features like an existing PHP navigation bar.
I got this working almost all the way skipping things as the page element, the header and footer elements, disabling AJAX in a few places but noted that my navbar text (links) had lost their style. Using Firebug I saw that my link classes in the navbar were augmented with the class:
ui-link
It seem to be the problem.
Is there a way to prevent (override) this JQM behavior?
The links in the navbar looks like this (note AJAX disabled and note the class):
<a class="m-menu-pas ui-link" href="abstest.php" data-ajax="false">...LinkText...</a>
Regards
/Ralf
I am looking at using JQuery Mobile to enhance a regular site. The site is supposed to be layouted and styled as before and using features like an existing PHP navigation bar.
I got this working almost all the way skipping things as the page element, the header and footer elements, disabling AJAX in a few places but noted that my navbar text (links) had lost their style. Using Firebug I saw that my link classes in the navbar were augmented with the class:
ui-link
It seem to be the problem.
Is there a way to prevent (override) this JQM behavior?
The links in the navbar looks like this (note AJAX disabled and note the class):
<a class="m-menu-pas ui-link" href="abstest.php" data-ajax="false">...LinkText...</a>
Regards
/Ralf
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