I'm trying to create a sitemap in the footer of my site that will show the links from the 3 menus I have on my site using the footermap module. The menus have the following hierarchy:
main-menu (used in the navigation block):
-ParentLink1
--ChildLink1
--ChildLink2
--...
-ParentLink2
--ChildLink1
--ChildLink2
--...
-...
sidemenu 1&2:
-ParentLink1
-ParentLink2
-... (without any child links)
The problem is that it the footermap module creates a new column for every menu resulting in one long column for main-menu. Is there a way to make the footermap module create a new column for every parent link of the main-menu? Or will I have to duplicate each ParentLink of the main-menu as separate menu?
Is there any better way of creating a footer sitemap?
I'm running Drupal 7.17 and footermap 1.1
Comments
Maybe menu block or superfish with multi-columns
I haven't used footermenu so I'm unclear on support for that- you could try some CSS to arrange the columns.
If you are okay with a series of blocks you can use menu block http://drupal.org/project/menu_block
It'll let you slice a menu at a given subpoint, but I -think- you'd make a child block for each menu level you want to display.
Or, try superfish http://drupal.org/project/superfish with the multi-column megamenu support, setting it to always show x levels (so they aren't hidden) and to only show the same number (so you don't get extra fly-outs).
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