Nav Change

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I want to change the top Nav thingy so the stage numbers are not listed. I tried "exclude from Nav" but obviously that took it off the sidebar. Basically I want to find where to change the nav to only show the level below in the drop down.

http://www.glydeaquatics.com.au/index.php/overview/stages1/... - So simply when I hover the mouse over Swimming Lessons all I want it to say is "stages"

Hopefully it makes sense what I'm asking, I'm still learning the terms.

Thanks for the help.

 
pixel8 replied on at Permalink Reply
pixel8
Hi,

I guess you could solve your problem by adjusting the level depth of top nav..? Have you tried that? So you only want it to go 1 level down instead of all or whatever it is set to do now...?

Hope this helps you?
dimerz replied on at Permalink Reply
That is exactly what I want but I'm lost on how to do it. The theme is Minified.
pixel8 replied on at Permalink Reply
pixel8
I have never tried the theme, but if you trust me, you can pm me a login, and I will give it a look.. :-)
Steevb replied on at Permalink Reply
Steevb
Hi,
I presume it's the auto nav block at the top?

Sidebar doesn't need to be an auto nav, then you can use exclude from nav.

If you have one template just set up the side links in the 'WYSIWYG' editor and they appear everywhere.

If you use more than one template, set up your side links and copy to the Global scrapbook and paste where you want to.

Hope that helps
dimerz replied on at Permalink Reply
Thanks 55webdesign that will be my last resort. It looks prettier if they are all the same.

pixel8 I have sent you a message.
pixel8 replied on at Permalink Best Answer Reply
pixel8
now I fixed the problem... I have changed the file packages/minifiedtheme/themes/minifiedtheme/elements/header.php


I did two things.. first I altered the line
$bt_main->controller->displaySubPageLevels = 'all';

to
$bt_main->controller->displaySubPageLevels = 'custom';

and then right after I added the following:
$bt_main->controller->displaySubPageLevelsNum = 1;

Now you only have to be aware that the nav will only show pages one level down from the top and no more.. If you want it in another way, it has to be done in another way, but ofcourse it can be done quite simple... let me know if this does the trick for you...
dimerz replied on at Permalink Reply
Thanks so much pixel8! That's perfect and exactly what I wanted.
equitycapital replied on at Permalink Reply
Hi,

I follow your instruction, I went to HeaderNav, click "edit", on the subpage box, I checked "custom", and then "level 1" where my index pages are, but none of them appear on the HeaderNav ?????

Your column is the closest I can find to resolve this, but it has not worked.

I like my Index pages to appear on the Header Nav block.

Your help will be appreciated.

Thanks.

Jackie