• Resolved rardnek

    (@rardnek)


    Hopefully you can help me figure this out.

    I’ve fiddled with a bunch of options but can’t quite make this work they way I want.

    I have nav like this:

    About
    – Our Story
    – Our Coaches
    – Our Facility
    etc.

    In my sidebar, if I am on the top level page (About), it shows up as both the widget title and in the list, which is not what I’m looking for.

    About
    ——-
    * About
    * Our Story
    * Our …

    If I am viewing a child page, i.e. “Our Story”, it displays correctly:

    About
    —–
    * Our Story
    * Our …

    The shortcode generated from the emulator looks like this:

    [custom_menu_wizard menu=3 title=”Custom Menu Wizard” children_of=”parent” fallback_parent=”parent” title_from=”parent current” contains_current=1]

    Can you provide any insight on what I need to do to make the parent item appear as the header (widget-title) but not in the list (like the second option)?

    Here’s a screeshot of the two displays: bottom version is correct.

    http://oi61.tinypic.com/xemot2.jpg

    Thank you in advance for your help.

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-menu-wizard/

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  • Thread Starter rardnek

    (@rardnek)

    Oh my, I just figured this out, sorry to take up your time.

    The problem I was having was caused because I had “Include Parent” checked. Unchecked, it and everything appears to be working correctly.

    Sorry to bother.

    [custom_menu_wizard menu=3 title=”Custom Menu Wizard” children_of=”parent” fallback_parent=1 title_from=”parent current”]

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