Auto nav seems not to reconize second level links
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Anyone knows a solution on this issue.
In my sitemap, see attach file, I have some second level links.
But when I use auto nav the output shows the links oke but seems to overrule there second level status. In other words: all links are printed as they are all first level links.
Any help on this one?
Best regards,
Vincent
In my sitemap, see attach file, I have some second level links.
But when I use auto nav the output shows the links oke but seems to overrule there second level status. In other words: all links are printed as they are all first level links.
Any help on this one?
Best regards,
Vincent
Hi Jordan,
Indeed the screenshot is from the dashboard sitemap.
I am using the AutoNav to show-up the sitemap (in a sidebar) but all links are nested in the main UL, meaning childs like 'Instellingen' are not recognised as childs but placed on the same level als there parents.
So it seems that childs are not recognised as childs.
Indeed the screenshot is from the dashboard sitemap.
I am using the AutoNav to show-up the sitemap (in a sidebar) but all links are nested in the main UL, meaning childs like 'Instellingen' are not recognised as childs but placed on the same level als there parents.
So it seems that childs are not recognised as childs.
Are you using a custom template? (Either one of the built-in ones -- like "header_menu" -- or your own one that you built yourself)? That would be the only reason I could think that they wouldn't be in nested <ul>/<li> tags.
If you could link to the page in question or paste in the html that it's outputting, that would be helpful.
If you could link to the page in question or paste in the html that it's outputting, that would be helpful.
Hi Jordan,
Pff how stupid can I be? That is offcource the thing. I see than when I do not include a template it shows the nested <ul> tags. So I start from there.
Thanks for showing my error.
Best regards,
Vincent
Pff how stupid can I be? That is offcource the thing. I see than when I do not include a template it shows the nested <ul> tags. So I start from there.
Thanks for showing my error.
Best regards,
Vincent
And when you say "2nd level", do you mean the pages under the home page? The autonav block treats the home page as if it were on the same level as the level just beneath it.
Or do you mean that your 2nd level links are not indented properly? If this is the case, you'll need to adjust your CSS to make the menu look correct.