I'm losing my mind today and just can't sort this one out. It should be simple. Can someone point me in the right direction WRT the parameters to use.
Here's my hierarchy....
1. Home
1.1 Page A
1.2 Page B
1.3 Page C
1.3.1 Page D
1.3.2 Page E
1.3.3 Page F
1.3.3.1 Page G
1.3.3.2 Page H
When the user is on pages F, G or H I want them to see a side menu with ...
- Page F
-- Page G
-- Page H
And if they're on Page D, I want them to just see
- Page D
Seems simple, but I'm having a hell of a time. Thanks.
Dumb Menu Manager Question
Re: Dumb Menu Manager Question
I think you want this parameter in your {menu} call:
Grabbed that from Layout > Menu Manager > Module Helpcollapse="1" - Turn on (set to 1) to have the menu hide items not related to the current selected page.
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Re: Dumb Menu Manager Question
I think you're looking for:
inside the {menu...} / {Navigator ...} tag
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start_page=$page_alias
(optional) start_page="" - Starts the menu displaying at the given start_page and showing that element and it's children only. Takes a page alias.