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I would attempt to resolve this by creating my own template based on minimal_menu and putting the div tags within the template, only showing them if there are menu items to show. Worth a try?

Another options is to use the smarty {capture} tag.

It is said to be less efficient though.

Make sure the Navigator template returns nothing (not even some spaces) if there are no menu items to show.

Though paul's answer is technically the best... this will also work (and is better than capture, which is slow).

{Navigator loadprops='0' template='minimal_menu' start_level="2" assign='tmp'}
{if !empty($tmp)}<div class="wrap">{$tmp}</div>{/if}

after assigning you get access to the Navigator parameters in your Core::Page template. So you can also do something like:

{Navigator loadprops='0' template='minimal_menu' start_level="2" assign='tmp'}
{if isset($nodes)}<div class="wrap">{$tmp}</div>{/if}