Add active to li instead of a

[IronTony]

Hello,

as I wrote in the title, the active class is added to a, please correct me if I am wrong. How can I add it to the li instead of a?

Example with actual code: < li> < a href="#home" class="active">Homepage < /li>

How can I modify to have this? < li class="active"> < a href="#home">Homepage < /li>

[IronTony]

I have modified the CSS directly and I figured it out.

I just do not know why if I scroll the class="" is added/removed each mouse wheel tick.

[ChrisWojcik]

You're correct that the plugin doesn't support adding the active class onto something other than the '' tag.

It would be a helpful feature to be able to add the active class to a different element, however I can't think of a clear way of coding this such that it's easily configurable.

Open to suggestions, but I will have to leave this open for now.

Hmmm, it seems to me that in version 1.1.0 the current class was applied to the container of the 'a' element, e.g. <li class="current"><a href="#header">Home</a></li>

But, going to 1.2.0 the current class is applied to the 'a' element itself

<li><a href="#header" class="current">Home</a></li>

which (1) breaks sites which were using 1.1.0, and (2) is not compatible with frameworks/products such as Wordpress.