Only showing children of current page using Pro Navigation widget

Hi Bill,

If you check the “Display the current items’s parents only” option the menu will only display items related to the current page.

Have a great night!

Mat Lipe

Hi Bill,

You may limit the displayed levels to 2 when viewing the top level page by adding the following filter to your active theme’s functions.php file:

<?php add_action( 'advanced-sidebar-menu/menus/navigation/objects/parse-hierarchy', function ( array $hierarchy, $current, $objects ) { if ( ! $current || $current->get_parent() ) { return; } $allowed = []; if ( isset( $hierarchy[ $current->get_id() ] ) ) { $allowed = $hierarchy[ $current->get_id() ]; // Allow direct children of top level parent. } $allowed[] = $current->get_id(); foreach ( $objects->menu_items as $menu_item ) { if ( ! in_array( $menu_item->get_id(), $allowed, true ) ) { unset( $objects->menu_items[ $menu_item->get_id() ] ); } } }, 10, 3 );

1. To use this filter you must first update to the newly published version 3.11.0 of the PRO plugin.
2. This works best when “Display the current items’s parents only” is checked (which you probably already have done).
3. Version 3.11.0 is also smart enough to limit the menu items to just the parents and children of the current page when not on a top level page.

Have a great night!

Mat Lipe

 

Hi Bill,

If you update to newly released version 3.11.1 of PRO and remove the previous filter in favor of this one, it should do what you are looking for.

<?php add_action( 'advanced-sidebar-menu/menus/navigation/objects/parse-hierarchy', function ( array $hierarchy, $current, $objects ) { $allowed[0] = $hierarchy[0]; if ( $current ) { if ( $current->get_parent() ) { foreach ( $objects->get_child_items_recursive( $current->get_id() ) as $_item ) { if ( isset( $hierarchy[ $_item->get_id() ] ) ) { $allowed[ $_item->get_id() ] = $hierarchy[ $_item->get_id() ]; } } foreach ( $objects->get_parent_items_recursive( $current ) as $_item ) { if ( isset( $hierarchy[ $_item->get_id() ] ) ) { $allowed[ $_item->get_id() ] = $hierarchy[ $_item->get_id() ]; } } } elseif ( isset( $hierarchy[ $current->get_id() ] ) ) { $allowed[ $current->get_id() ] = $hierarchy[ $current->get_id() ]; } } $objects->hierarchy = $allowed; }, 10, 3 );

Have a great day!

Mat Lipe