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Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Menu Options
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2010-01-13, 06:43:48
i'd like the 'Parent' option in page preferences to make a page a secondary or tertiary menu item so we can have a tiered site up to 3 levels deep.
currently i think its supposed to work but it doesnt (at least not on the themes im using)
2010-01-14, 02:01:48
Currently there is no more deepness than the 2 levels you have now planned for GetSimple.
The first reason being GetSimple is for small websites and those shouldn’t be so complex as to have a need for this. The more technical reason being the XML structure. The deeper we make the menu, the more pages will create, the more XML files the server has to open. It’s not like MySQL, with a XML structure we will actually need to look into every XML file just to build the menu. To sum this up: your site will slow down, you shouldn’t want that.
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2010-01-14, 03:58:04
how do i get a second level menu?
im after a structure like this: * home * brand 1 * * product 1 * * product 2 * brand 2 * * product 1 * * product 2 * brand 3 * * product 1 * * product 2 etc
2010-01-14, 04:56:29
Clients always want to be able to change the content of their pages, but they are unwilling to do so.
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