Is it because you set

<xsl:attribute name="class">child</xsl:attribute>

And that overrides your class namer on your li's?

Otherwise I'm not sure where you are trying to put in a number?

Your basic structure is rather OK actually,

Tak Mads

I can't take credit for it. _When I have started at this company, they already had the website up and running. I am completely new to Umbraco.

What is the right way to do it ?

Lasse Link to the page : http://hsasystems.com/about-us.aspx

I wood like to put a number on my submenus. So it's easier to style

Like this :

<ul> 
<li class="submenu1"><a href="#">Something</a></li> 
<li class="submenu2"><a href="#">Info</a></li> 
ect. 
</ul>

Hi Lasse,

It looks like you just need two small modifications (provided the rest works as expected):

Set a default for the level parameter to make sure it starts at one if you don't explicitly set it:

<xsl:param name="level" select="1" />

And add the level to the class:

<li class="submenu{$level}">

/Chriztian

Thanks Chriztian

That helped, but now they all named <li class="submenu3"> Why???

Hep,

try this:

<xsl:for-each select="[your select statement]">
    <li class="submenu{position() + 1}">
[alt dit andet indhold]
    </li>
</xsl:for-each>

Damn you Chriztian... Too fast :-)

TUSIND TAK DRENGE.

Thank you so much - You just saved my day

:-D

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