it's simple, if your compare both menu's in the source code
the
target: ul class="sub-menu" ++ a-href use # instead of the url
i try to explain and hope you can understand this
$open = '<li class="[if(class=menu-current||class=menu-parent){active}] [if(class==menu-expand){dropdown}]">
[if(class==menu-expand){<a href="[url]" class="dropdown-toggle" data-toggle="dropdown">[menu_title]<b class="caret"></b></a>}
else {<a href="[url]">[menu_title]</a>}]';
blue = the condition -
if class == menu-expand - means: if there are child's at this menu point
red: the reaction, if this condition is true -
<a href="[url]" class="dropdown-toggle" data-toggle="dropdown">you need here a simple
<a href="#"> instead of the red line like
$open = '<li class="[if(class=menu-current||class=menu-parent){active}] [if(class==menu-expand){dropdown}]">
[if(class==menu-expand){<a href="#">[menu_title]<b class="caret"></b></a>}
else {<a href="[url]">[menu_title]</a>}]';
next point$aMenuOpen = '<ul class="[if(level==0){nav navbar-nav} else {dropdown-menu}]">',
red: the condition - if level == 0 - means: if you're in the root of your page tree
red: answer, if the condition is true (level 0 only)
green: answer, if condition is false (level 1 and higher)
what you need, is a different class (sub-menu) instead of dropdown-menu.
Solution:
$aMenuOpen = '<ul class="[if(level==0){nav navbar-nav} else {sub-menu}]">',
Result: works for me
