Added support for applying CSS classes to menu items #56
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Allows specifying CSS classes to each menu item via its class property which accepts either a string or a function
…tems Added support for applying CSS classes to menu items
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Thank you for submitting this, sorry it took so long to review. I've merged it in though will be changing "class" to "className" to make it more consistent with how other JS libraries refer to CSS class names (class is also a reserved word in JS so even though it works it could cause other issues). |
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This accepts a
classproperty on menu items that allows specifying CSS classes either as a string or by function similar to.disabled