Hi,
I'm working on a Django website made by someone else and I'm trying to
change how the navigation on the left looks.
Currently it shows links to pages on the current level and any child
pages, but we're looking to have it more traditional where it shows
parent and child pages (to a certain extent).
For example from the homepage you can go to Products and Products has
child pages and those child pages may have child pages etc.
If you go into Home>Products>Transportation>Flight on the left hand
side we want it to show:
- Products
- Transportation
- Flight
- Driving
- Engineering
- Blah
Instead it currently shows:
- Transportation
- Flight
- Driving
- Engineering
- Blah
I've tried looking into Django Administration for any way of editing
it but the best i can come up with is if I go into the Menus link it
shows an added menu called 'Left Menu' which when clicked on doesn't
give you anything really to change.
Otherwise in the ftp server I've gone into themes and found the
template html file which has amonst other things:
{% show_menu "left_menu" "leftmenuinner" "parent" 0 100 0 1 %}
If I try modifying the four parameters (start_level, end_level, etc.)
nothing happens (even removing them completely doesn't change
anything).
Removing "parent" makes it just show the initial page links (Products,
About Us, etc).
Removing "leftmenuinner" removes the css from the links.
Of course removing "left_menu" makes it so no links appear as they're
all connected to that menu name.
Would anyone know where I should go to modify how it the links show up?
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