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multi-level_navigation [2017/03/18 22:58]
Timbow [Create a Page Hierarchy of Parents and Children]
multi-level_navigation [2021/10/11 18:31]
Timbow [Insert Navigation Links into the Page Template]
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 aka 'Child Menus',​ 'Page Hierarchies',​ '​Nested Menus' and a lot of other things aka 'Child Menus',​ 'Page Hierarchies',​ '​Nested Menus' and a lot of other things
 ===== Create a Page Hierarchy of Parents and Children ===== ===== Create a Page Hierarchy of Parents and Children =====
-In Page Options you can mark a page as the '​Child'​ of another. This has the effect of giving the page a url of parent\child but doesn'​t alter the navigation menu links. GS supports any number of levels of url hierarchy.+In Page Options you can choose a '​Parent'​ to mark a page as the '​Child'​ of another. This has the effect of giving the page a url of example.com/​parent/child but doesn'​t alter the navigation menu links. GS supports any number of levels of url hierarchy, but it's native menu function only displays a single, simple list of links.
 ===== Insert Navigation Links into the Page Template ===== ===== Insert Navigation Links into the Page Template =====
 +The default ''​get_navigation()''​ template tag creates a simple, single series of links to pages marked for inclusion in the menu arranged in order as ''<​li>''​ elements. To generate nested lists (eg for dropdown menus) or to separate different levels for different menus or to display page titles instead of the specified menu text a plugin is used. [[http://​get-simple.info/​extend/​plugin/​i18n/​69/​|I18N]] is the most popular plugin or there are more simple plugins also in extend. Advanced users can create their own custom menu functions.
 ===== Style the Navigation with CSS ===== ===== Style the Navigation with CSS =====
  
-Will be brief 'how-to' ​for sub-pages and hierarchical ​navigation+Not all GetSimple themes have CSS to display more than single ​''​<​ul>''​ as a nav menu. You can style your own menus or can to choose a theme which supports multi level navigation.
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