Hi Sharon,

First, build a navigation content classes for your top navigation (I
will assume your top navigation is the 2nd level, because the first
level is almost always the root):

NavSkipLevel:
<navigation:nextlevel>

TopNavLevel2:
<a href="<%!! Context:CurrentIndex.GetUrl() !!%>"><%!!
Context:CurrentIndex.Headline !!%></a>

And assign this content classes to a "TopNav" navigation area in
Browse Navigation -> Project, Navigation Areas action menu item:
NavSkipLevel assign it to "special level" start 1, end 1, selected
(root level will be always selected). And TopNavLevel2, assign it to
"special level" start 2, end 2, selected & not selected. You can also
create a TopNavLevel2_selected content class with another style to
show what top menu item has been selected, assign it to the same level
as TopNavLevel2 but choose only "selected", and for TopNavLevel2
choose "not selected".

For your right column menu, if for example I want the links to appear
in a <ul>, we define this 2 other navigation content classes:

RightNavLevel2:
<ul>
  <navigation:nextlevel>
</ul>

RightNavLevel3:
<li><a href="<%!! Context:CurrentIndex.GetUrl()"><%!!
Context:CurrentIndex.Headline !!%></a></li>

Create a "RightNav" navigation area, and assign it this way:
NavSkipLevel: Special level, start 1, end 1, Selected
RightNavLevel2: Special level, start 2, end 2, Selected
RightNavLevel3: Special level, start 3, end 3, Selected & not selected

Don't forget to put the navigations in a foundation content class with
a <%!! NavigationArea:Output(<navareaname>) !!%> render tag.

Hope this helps.

Regards,
Byron Calisto
Oshyn, Inc. - The OpenText Content Experts http://www.oshyn.com


And assign this content class to
On May 22, 10:28 am, sharon <[email protected]> wrote:
> H All
>
> I have build my Right Navigation using Navigation Manager which is
> displaying fine, my requirement is there is a top nav which we have
> still not decided how to develop it and my Right Navigation is fully
> dependent on the top Nav,
>
> For ex. if the First Link of top navigation is "Home" thn Right Nav
> will only display the links related to top nav in the right pane,
>
> Top Nav                           Home
> Careers          Brands
>
>   Home (clicked)
>                                                   About us (right nav)
>                                                   History
>                                                   Contact Us
>
>  n if second is Careers then Right Nav will only show the links
> corresponding to Careers. so it means some of the pages are to be
> hidden  in Navigation structure .
>
> I don't even kno if this is possible.
>
> Thanks in Advance
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