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Weebly have addressed this issue in 2016, see
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#nav-wrap .wsite-nav-0 a, .wsite-nav-1 a, .wsite-nav-2 a, .wsite-nav-3 a {
pointer-events: none;
}
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- Inserting the code above will make the first four (4) parent (top-level) menu items of your Weebly website non-clickable. You would only want to do that if you have drop down or pop out sub-menu pages relating to parent menu items.
- Important: make sure there is no comma ',' after the 'a' before the '{' bracket.
It is optional whether you insert a space before the '{' bracket.
- Often the first parent menu item is HOME with no sub-menus. Having used the code above, to make HOME clickable again remove the code below.
.wsite-nav-0 a,
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- The code below makes the third (3rd) parent menu item non-clickable. All other parent menu items will be clickable. Remember, the 1st parent menu item is numbered '0'.
#nav-wrap .wsite-nav-2 a {
pointer-events: none;
}
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- To make the fifth parent menu item non-clickable you would add the code below before the { bracket.
.wsite-nav-4 a
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- To find the main-style.css file follow this path in your Weebly website editor:
DESIGN > Edit HTML/CSS > CSS > main-style.css
- Add your code (as above) at the very bottom of the main-style.css code by scrolling down in the right window.
- The third parent menu, 'Web Services' on this website has been made non-clickable using this method - using the last code above.
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We acknowledge Domz who offers a more technical explanation of this methodology for creating non-clickable Weebly parent menu items.
Weebly have addressed this issue in 2016, see
http://preview.tinyurl.com/weeblynon-clicklink
Value Websites advises that you should apply this methodology and
NOT follow the instructions above.
When I lived in Christchurch during the late 1980's I was struck at how many new grocery supermarkets sprung up around the corner of Moorhouse Ave. and Colombo St. Someone explained to me that, "business attracts business." While these large stores were in competition they knew they had their own niche and potential customer base, with a particular socio-economic demographic. While occasionally they would loose custom to the competition, it was advantageous to all be together and present as the "supermarket precinct!"
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