Hi,

>From your description it sounds like you only want to display certain
levels within the active section of your site.  It sounds like you've
figured out how to limit which levels are rendered, but setting up
your navigation templates correctly (using <navigation:nextlevel>
templates for the levels you want to skip over).  To limit by section,
you need to make use of the selected / not selected toggle.  Selected
means that the current page is in the active section of the site, and
not selected means that it isn't.  So for all your
<navigation:nextlevel> templates set them to only work for selected
pages.  This will have the effect of trimming your results down to
only pages in the active section of your site.

Best,
- Eric

On Dec 16, 5:32 am, TonyGayter <[email protected]> wrote:
> Do you mean you want to acomplish something like having a main level
> nav along the top but when you select one of these it shows only the
> children pages of this in something like a side nav? Do you have an
> example website that has the menu system you are trying to reproduce?
>
> On Dec 4, 3:40 pm, OTCweb <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I would like to have a menu on certain pages of our site that only
> > displays a portion of the entire menu. Specifically, I would like to
> > display all the child pages/nodes of a particular page/list. Using the
> > navigation areas I have narrowed the display down to the correct
> > level, but I am getting the pages on that particular level regardless
> > of where they appear on the menu. I would really just like to show the
> > following/child pages of a particular node.
>
> > It seems that render tags should be used to accomplish this (perhaps
> > by checking for the guid of a particular parent page?) but I am unsure
> > exactly how to proceed. I'm new to the render tag world, and have
> > found practically *no* good examples online or in the documentation
> > for some of the things I'd like to do... Does anyone have any
> > suggestions/examples that could help me out?

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