: How do you create links with a NULL or # in Drupal? Trying to create folders for links where the parent has no content, it's just a folder. Need to be able to insert #, but Drupal is saying

@Heady270

$("#block-menu_block-1 li.expanded > a").removeAttr("href");


I use this to get rid of href of the first level of li a.
This makes it possible to use the first a links in a menu as non click able categories.
This is a bit ugly but it works for smaller things :)

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@Speyer207

You could just make a bogus link to anything, perhaps the homepage and then use jQuery to turn off the click by adding something like this:

$('.menu-item-classorID').click(function(){ return false; });

Quick and dirty method but does the trick in a pinch. Use menu attributes module to add class or ID to a menu item.

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@Twilah146

I always use the Special Menu Items module, which allows you to enter "nolink" as path. A 'nolink' menu item will render as a normal menu item without <a> tag, but you can style it differently if needed.

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@Shelton105

#

Drupal takes it as input, but it returns an error in the navigation, but at least I've got a menu item. Posting this for now until someone post an answer that Drupal 6 takes as input, and does not produce an error.

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