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Multiple menus - miktunes - 2010-06-25

Is it possible to have multiple menus within a template?

I have a template that has a main menu and a sidebar menu. However, I want my client to have the ability to update both menus and add links to them as they write articles.


Multiple menus - Zegnåt - 2010-06-25

This is not possible without the creation of some menu plugin. GetSimple only creates one menu.

Some people use a plugin to show submenus based on a page’s child pages, but that’s as far as you’ll currently get with the plugins that have been developed to date. Maybe you or someone else can create a plugin that allows you to chose in what menu a page should show up, but until then, the answer is no.