Perch Navigation - Show all Sub items

Have you tried hiding the parent page in cms backend?

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Not sure this will work though?

But from-path would should the sub items for only the specified path?

how do i should all sub items but not any of the parents?

Yeah i want to output every parents sub items, but not output the parents if that makes sense

So output all sub items across the site

Ta

Sorry Drew, really struggling with this. I tried below but no luck , any ideas?

<perch:before>
    <ul>
</perch:before>
<perch:pages id="pageDepth">
<perch:if id="pageDepth" value="2">

        <li class="<perch:if exists="current_page">selected</perch:if><perch:if exists="ancestor_page"> ancestor</perch:if> <perch:if exists="subitems"> nav-parent</perch:if>">
            <a href="<perch:pages id="pagePath" />"><perch:if exists="subitems"><span>+</span></perch:if><perch:pages id="pageNavText" /></a>
            <perch:pages id="subitems" encode="false" />
        </li>
</perch:if>
<perch:after>
    </ul>
</perch:after>

Nothing is output at all

i call it like this:

<?php perch_pages_navigation(array( 'levels' => 2, 'template' => 'subitem.html'

)); ?>

Sorry Drew, any ideas or just not possible?

Ta

Hi Paul,

The perch:if statement in your template might need match="eq" for numerical comparisons, i.e.

<perch:if id="pageDepth" value="2" match="eq">
...
</perch:if>

Hello Paul,

You need to rethink your conditional statement and consider how the subitems are added to the template.

The below means you only output the first sub page. So pages that have a larger page depth won't be included:

<perch:if id="pageDepth" value="2">
</perch:if>

The following includes all sub pages:

<perch:if id="pageDepth" match="gt" value="1">
</perch:if>

What outputs the sub pages is the subitems:

<perch:pages id="subitems" encode="false" />

You're including the subitems inside the conditional statement so the template never loops through the sub pages.

You probably need something like this instead:

<perch:before>
    <perch:if id="pageDepth" match="neq" value="2">
        <ul>
    </perch:if>
</perch:before>


<perch:if id="pageDepth" match="gt" value="1">
    <li><a href="<perch:pages id="pagePath" />"><perch:pages id="pageNavText" /></a>   
</perch:if>

    <perch:pages id="subitems" encode="false" />

<perch:if id="pageDepth" match="gt" value="1">
    </li>
</perch:if>


<perch:after>
    <perch:if id="pageDepth" match="neq" value="2">
        </ul>
    </perch:if>
</perch:after>

And control how many levels are output in PHP:

perch_pages_navigation(['levels' => 3]);