I’m not seeing the option “Top level parent page to use for this widget” in the widget settings in order to create two different sidebar page menus for two different parent-child page groups.
Top level parent page to use for this widget
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OnPoint Plugins
10 months and 3 weeks agoHi Wesley,
Once you check “Display widget on every page” this option will become available.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Mat Lipe
Wes Reed
10 months and 3 weeks agoGot it. Unfortunately, that still didn’t work. I’m seeing the menu on all pages.
Here is a screenshot of my settings: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f0nYgV2XLo6sgLwTsDEzkDSgFuNa8E3y/view?usp=sharing
OnPoint Plugins
10 months and 3 weeks agoCan you tell me a bit more about what you are trying to accomplish?
Wes Reed
10 months and 3 weeks agoSure. I have two parent menu pages that have child menu pages. Let’s call them Set1 and Set2. I’d like the Set1 menu (and its child pages) to show on their respective page set without showing the Set2 menu (and it’s child pages) and vice versa.
OnPoint Plugins
10 months and 3 weeks agoAre the two parent menu pages top level pages or do they have a parent above them?
If neither of those are applicable, it may help to send me a link to where I can see the menu along with an explanation of which pages you would like to be shown on that linked page.
Wes Reed
10 months and 3 weeks agoPlease see the private comments. I added some links there.
OnPoint Plugins
10 months and 3 weeks agoIf I understand correctly, the pages are generating correctly but you would like the following changes:
The are a couple of approachs to accomplish this with the easiest being to leave both widgets in the sidebar (as you have now) and using some custom CSS to hide the incorrect one based on section:
Have a great day!
Mat Lipe
Wes Reed
10 months and 3 weeks agoThat worked. Thank you!