Michael, My understanding you want a navigation tree that displays only
folders.
If this is right, then you were right about editing
"decorator-macros.vm". For trees, it's a good idea to use recursion.
Have a look at #includeTabsNavigation and
#includeLinksWithIconNavigation. These two macros will give you an idea
about how to do it. Another one you may find useful is
#includeLinksNavigation.
In general, you will need to iterate through each Tab (folder) and for
each item in that tab include the contained Tabs (folders).
Michael Binette wrote:
Using the default tigris layout, how do I make the left side menu only show
folders. I have a setup like the following
pages\folder1
{... with some pages under folder 1}
pages\folder2
{... no pages under folder2, just subfolders}
pages\folder2\folderA
{... with some pages under folder2\folderA}
pages\folder2\folderB
{... with some pages under folder2\folderB}
pages\folder3
{... with some pages under folder 3}
What I want on the left side is a link for folder1, a title for folder2, a
link for folderA, a link for folderB, and a link for folder3.
If I use a depth="1" in my menu definition it shows me everything except for
links to folderA and folderB. But if I switch this to depth="2" to get
those folders I end up with links for all the pages under folder1 and
folder3 which I don't want. I only want folders shown, no matter what level
deep they are with only the deepest level being a link.
Does this require changing the decorators-macros.vm file? If so, which
macro should I change and how?
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Michael
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