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List subpages, separated by parent pages? - austenozzy - 2011-09-17

Hi there

I'd like to use GetSimple on a client's site. He runs an online butcher. I want to use GS on a recipe section that he can manage himself.

However, instead of simply listing all recipes, I'd like to group them. For example:

Soups
- Minestrone
- Oxtail

Beef
- Sirloin Steak & pepper sauce
- Traditional Roast Joint

Game
- Roast Pheasant

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And so on...

How could I do this, please?

(I was thinking about making all Beef recipes priority 1, Soups = priority 2, Game = priority 3, etc, and then using the priorities in some way. Is this a goer?)

Thanks!

Austen.


List subpages, separated by parent pages? - Connie - 2011-09-17

use the I18N-Plugin for multilevel-menues


List subpages, separated by parent pages? - austenozzy - 2011-09-17

Hi, thanks for the reply. I'll certainly look at that plugin.

I should've been more clear in the OP. I'm not looking for a menu system, but a means of laying out these 'categories' in the recipes page, a bit like a sitemap. The recipes section is a part of a larger site. GS is being used for just that subsection.

Thanks!

Austen


List subpages, separated by parent pages? - Connie - 2011-09-17

1) integrate GS in that webpage
2) create 1stlevel-pages like categories (soup, pasta, main dishes, dessert)
3) create the sublevel-pages (recipes) below that 1st-level-pages
4) read the information of the I18N-Plugin and create a sidemenu which shows these pages. f.e. http://mvlcek.bplaced.net/multi-level-navigation/nav-left/


List subpages, separated by parent pages? - austenozzy - 2011-09-17

Brilliant - thanks Connie!

I'll have a go at that.

Very kind, much appreciated.

Austen.