Hi, you probably can go two ways: 1. Use the Current Depth render tag to find out in which level you are and hide the parent pages below level X This only works when you always hide parent pages from a certain level
2. In the page you are showing set a standard field or option list element which you read out in the navigation templates. The variable in the page defines from which level you start showing navigation elements. That means: Entertainment - has opt_hidelevels set to 3 Then the navigation are is rendered and every levels increses the cariable "currentLevel" When If currentLevel >= 3 Then show navigation End If On 30 Sep., 04:44, orangemoose <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > We're applying Navigation Manager to an existing project with a top > navigation menu and left sub navigation menu. The left navigation menu > is fairly standard, except we need the ability to arbitrarily set the > start index for the left navigation menu without impacting the > breadcrumb. The level(s) where the parent pages are hidden is not > consistent. The 'break point' could be one level deep or four levels > deep, so the start level and end level values don't seem to achieve > what we want. We have the 'non-hiding' menu built, but as you drill > deeper and deeper into the site, the left menu becomes unruly. How > would one go about setting up the navigation where you can specify > when to hide the parent pages? > > For example, the left navigation structure could look like this: > > ----------------------------------------------------- > Breadcrumb: Home > Microsoft > > Windows > Office > Downloads & Trials > Support > ----------------------------------------------------- > > ... you can drill down the site structure... > > ----------------------------------------------------- > Breadcrumb: Home > Microsoft > Windows > > Windows > Windows 7 > Windows Vista > Windows XP > Earlier Windows Versions > Office > Downloads & Trials > Support > ----------------------------------------------------- > > .. and here the left navigation drops the parent pages... > > ----------------------------------------------------- > Breadcrumb: Home > Microsoft > Windows > Windows 7 > > Windows 7 > Features > Compare Editions > Get Windows 7 > Using Windows 7 > ----------------------------------------------------- > > ... you can drill down the site structure... > > ----------------------------------------------------- > Breadcrumb: Home > Microsoft > Windows > Windows 7 > Features > > Windows 7 > Features > Communication > Entertainment > Performance > Productivity > Safety & Security > Compare Editions > Get Windows 7 > Using Windows 7 > ----------------------------------------------------- > > ... you can drill down the site structure... > > ----------------------------------------------------- > Breadcrumb: Home > Microsoft > Windows > Windows 7 > Features > > Entertainment > > Windows 7 > Features > Communication > Entertainment > Gadgets > Games Explorer > Multiplayer Games > Play To > Windows Media Center > Windows Media Player 12 > Performance > Productivity > Safety & Security > Compare Editions > Get Windows 7 > Using Windows 7 > ----------------------------------------------------- > > .. and here the left navigation drops the parent pages... > > ----------------------------------------------------- > Breadcrumb: Home > Microsoft > Windows > Windows 7 > Features > > Entertainment > Windows Media Center > > Windows Media Center > Television > Music > Slide Shows --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "RedDot CMS Users" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/reddot-cms-users?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
