Posted by dstelljes on June 21, 2008 at 10:05pm
How do I make the Primary Links menu show the second level of a menu? I'm setting up a newspaper site with a taxonomy named Sections. Sections contains News, Sports, and so on. How do I make Primary Links show News, Sports, etc. and then have Secondary Links show their children?
Thanks!
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Have you tried this: Site
Have you tried this:
Site building, menus, settings.
Menu containing primary links: Primary links
Menu containing secondary links: Primary links
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I know about that, but if
I know about that, but if you do that Primary Links still shows up the 1st level and Secondary Links shows up the 2nd.
Try the Nice Menus module.
Try the Nice Menus module.
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Nice menus just gives you a
Nice menus just gives you a dropdown menu in a block, it doesn't make the primary links show the second level of a menu.
Sure it will, I have this
Sure it will, I have this working on a development website.
Primary Links
- Menu 1
-- Menu 1 Child
- Menu 2
-- Menu 2 Child
and so on. It shows them fine.
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How did you do it?
The problem with nice menus is that it's a block and in pixture theme I can't get access to the region where the primary links show up. So if I tell nice menus to go in the header, I get another duplicate menu below the primary links menu on picture. (I wish I could post a screenshot so you know what I mean).
I used this
I used this http://drupal.org/project/menu_block
thanks!
@limex67: excellent module .. the config options are a bit confusing .. but it's better to have more config controls than less! Thanks very much :)
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Singapore Drupal Developer, Freelance
Another solution...
... involving modifying your your page.tpl.php described here: http://drupal.org/node/68578
Hope this helps,
Jun.