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This is the first drupal project i'm working on and i'm having the following problem. I have my dropdown menu set up as followed:

Dropdown menu with bootstrap

The problem is that the parent link "Materialen" is not clickable while the children are. What should i change to be able to click the parent link?

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  • Why do you want make that as clickable? Do you want to give link to that parent-menu? Which module are you using for dropdown? – Krishna Mohan Jul 17 '14 at 12:51
  • Yes i want to give a link to it. I just installed the drupal theme and added the taxonomy menu module. I want to make it clickable so the parent-menu can give an overall description. – majorbelow Jul 17 '14 at 13:03
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    Bootstrap decided it was better to have it behave like this for mobile/touch device users. Rollovers do not exist in mobile/touch devices so this was the solution. and since the majority of the web is going mobile, they were just future proofing. Duplicate the parent item underneath the drop-down with default bootstrap settings, or remove the functionality with the suggested answers but I don't recommend it. – DMAC Jul 16 '15 at 19:36
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A nice way that work with Drupal 8 would be to override in your subtheme:

menu--main.html.twig

And remove

 data-toggle="dropdown"

Cheers

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  • There is no data-toggle="dropdown" in menu--main.html.twig in D8. – komlenic Jun 16 at 18:37
  • Adding to the above comment: This is a little confusing because the normal template override filename of menu--main.html.twig already exists in the bootstrap base theme and has other code in it. – komlenic Jun 16 at 18:45
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Just remove or comment out from your theme .info file this line:

scripts[] = 'bootstrap/js/dropdown.js'

It will automatically make navbar dropdown enabled.

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Sorry if I'm late but I just discovered after mountains of readings if you take out line 33 

 $element['#localized_options']['attributes']['data-toggle'] = 'dropdown';

of the menu-link.func.php should work

:)

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    You should not hack contributed code, instead create a subtheme and override the functions you need. For example, when the you update the theme you'll lost your changes. – sanzante Sep 18 '14 at 10:26
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If you are using the Bootstrap theme (or a subtheme of it), you should be able to accomplish this with just some additional CSS.

This Bootply https://www.bootply.com/LcSwSskuR1 provides a nice solution, basically you need to add a :hover to the menu. I believe this works with the Drupal Bootstrap theme: 

@media screen and (min-width:768px) {
  .navbar-nav .dropdown:hover>.dropdown-menu {
    display:block;margin:0
  }
}

You may need to fiddle with the exact @media query you need for your site.

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Overide the menu.html.twig and Remove that line {% set link_attributes = link_attributes.addClass('dropdown-toggle').setAttribute('data-toggle', 'dropdown') %}

with {% set link_attributes = link_attributes.addClass('dropdown-toggle').removeAttribute('data-toggle', 'dropdown') %}

i.e setAttribute('data-toggle', 'dropdown') to removeAttribute('data-toggle', 'dropdown')

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Just add "disabled" as a class with dropdown-toggle class on Anchor tag

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