Hello dear community

I've finished building a site for a client in which I am using Multimenu mainly because I want static links in the menu to point at hiding modules or I want modules to be as sub links inside modules - impossible using the main menu block...

here is my issue:

I am using Categories and related sub links in multimenu. The menu style that I am using is Switch Vertical
The desired behavior is that when a category is clicked, the related sub links are shown. AND

When different related sub links are clicked within the Category, the Category remains expended and all the related sub links are shown.

This is happening just fine when the category is a link to a module and the related sublink is a link inside the module. For example:

Category /modules/tinyd1/
related sub link /modules/tinyd1/index.php?id=1

This is not happening when I have:

Category /modules/tinyd1/
related sub link /modules/smartpartner

Then the Category closes and sublinks are not visible.

you can see a live example of this here: http://www.sleepgroupsolutions.com -
click on About SGS /modules/tinyd0/
click on Our team /modules/smartpartner/

I am looking at the code of multimenu_dyn_switchvert.html
and it is a bit hairy for me to figure out how to cancel this behavior...

if you have experience with the multimenu menus and styles...

Thanks and sorry for this long write-up for this simple bug...

BUmp! Maybe someone from wolfpack factory will see this post :/

easiest way to see this bug if my description doesn't make since is to go to: http://sleepgs.com
click on About SGS in the Main Menu (on left)
- Category expends
- Sublinks are shown
Click on Our Team
- Category collapses
- Sublinks are not shown

About SGS is defined as a Category
Our Team is a related sublink

Menu style used is:
Switch Vertical

Reason for behavior to my understanding:
related sublink address is to a different module than the category link address.

Any help would be greatly appriciated

Cheers