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Active Current Navigation Bar The Ultimate Guide to Mastering Active Current Navigation Bar#html add active class to current element The Navigation Section element The HTML element represents a section of a page whose purpose is to provide navigation links, either within the current document or to other documents. Common examples of navigation sections are menus, tables of contents, and indexes. Navigation Bar which works great so far. It is black and on hovering over the fields they turn grey. Now, I'm trying to implement that the field of the active page stays in that grey but it isn't working for me so far and I believe it's because of the HTML. On index.html nothing should be activated as I wont be using that page later. It's just the standard side. For Example then I have Home.html, Contact.html and Forum.hmtl. If I open Index.html in my browser and in my Navbar click on Home I will be navigated to the at the moment exact same page like Index.html, but on this page i want the home navfield to be highlighted. Do I have to (in the Home.html) state that this field is active? How do I do that. NAV: (in home.html currently the same as in index.html) The active state might be a bit different then you think. A link/button or element is active the moment you click on it. And it loses it's active state when you release the mouse button. What I believe you are looking for is either the :visited pseudo-class, which marks a link you have visited in the past (and of which the browser can still remember it ;)), or you're looking for a custom .active class (just create your own css class name) which designates/highlights the page your user is currently visiting.#jquery add active class to current menu item#add active class to current page#how to add active class to current page link#change active class when link is selected#add active class on click#add active navigation class based on url#add active class onclick javascript#add remove active class on click#onclick add active class#add active class to li on click jquery#how to add active class in menu using css
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