I just purchased this plugin but run into slight problem. I was using the GD Pages Navigator plugin but it did not have accordian navigation so I purchased yours because I was too lazy to right my own js for the GD plugin. The GD plugin does what I describe below but not in an accordian menu style, just a static full list type menu style.
Your plugin does what I want it to in terms of the accordian navigation but one thing it does not do is display all top level posts when I am using the widget to display on all pages. To be clearer this is what I have;
1. Custom Post Type PositiveFamilies
2. Top Level posts in this custom Post type – lets call them TopA and TopB for ease
3. When I show your widget on other pages I would like TopA and TopB to be shown as an accordian menu with all the sub pages underneath the menu, however I cannot get this to work. No matter what settings I use, I do see the accordian menu, unless I navigate to say the post TopA then it starts to appear. Essentially I wan the accordian menu to always be showing a full accordian menu of the PositiveFamilies posts (ie showing TopA and TopB) no matter if I am on other pages/post types ie the menu should look like below on all pages/posts
TopA
TopB
If I am on a PositiveFamilies post (eg TopA-SubPage1) then the accordian menu should be expanded along the current path eg
TopA
SubPage1
ToB
How can I get this to work the way I need it?
OnPoint Plugins
The menu requires a parent page to generate the parent/child hierarchy.
If you assign a shared parent page to both TopA and TopB and uncheck the “Display highest level parent page” option in the widget , the menu will display as requested.
The page hierarchy would look like this:
SharedParent
-> TopA
-> -> SubPage1
->TopB
Let me know if you have any questions.
spotart
Hi Matt,
I realise I can do that but that will create a URL structure for those custom Posts that I don’t want?
OnPoint Plugins
There is a way to do this using a template override.
spotart
Hi Matt,
Yep that seems to have worked perfectly. I can make any extra tweaks from there but I would think that would be a useful option to include in the base code rather than require a plugin override.