Assigning the "activeClass" to more than one selector about gumshoe HOT 3 CLOSED

At present you actually can't. The way the script is written, calling init cancels out any previously existing one.

There are different ways to structure the plugin to avoid this, but it would require me to rewrite some stuff, and I don't have time to commit to that at the moment.

Sorry about that!

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I understand you are busy, still - thanks for the great plugin! :)
I could try to do it myself ... From what I understand I could mod the "deactivateCurrentNav" method to possibly walk only items in the current menu tree? Would that do the trick?

Quick question - is the Minified version of the script in the DIST folder somehow different than the regular one? Couldn't seem to find the "deactivateCurrentNav" method in there?

Thanks again for your work and time spent, it's well appreciated! :)

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The script will destroy any current implementation if you try to reinit it with a different selector. You might be able to most easily hack this by just removing the destroy method. I think that alone would get you what you're looking to do.

If you decide not to do that or it doesn't work, on init, the script grabs all of the nav items and catalogs and crawls them as you scroll. Then it activates just the first one that matches. You'd need to make it not bail once it finds a match, and probably modify deactivateCurrentNav as well.

The minifier I use is very aggressive, so it changes all of the non-public function names. Anything that can be called with gumshoe retains its name (gumshoe.init(), gumshoe.destroy(), etc.), while anything that's just set as a var gets it's name changed to a single character to reduce filesize.

So deactivateCurrentNav might get renamed g, for example. As such, you definitely want to work with the src version of the file, or at least the unminified dist.

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