EcoPro: Child Pages added as sub menus

[danielputumayotourscom 0]

I would like to know how I can make the submenus appear under parents. Check this out: http://www.putumayotours.com/cities/medellin/day-trips-from-medellin/santa-fe-de-antioquia I would like to be able to see were the current sub navigation is for Cities on the Medellin Page: Day Trips and any other sub menus that are children pages of Medellin. Then under Day Trips, I would like to see all the Children Pages of Day Trips, such as Santa Fe de Antioquia, and from there have all the children pages show in the sub menu. Is this possible? Thank you for our help!

[catrina 103]

Hello, Are there children pages that exist for "Day Trips from Medellin"? If so, they should automatically pop up as children from the sub menu link.

[danielputumayotourscom 0]

They don't at the moment. I am referring to the menu items under the spotlight. I would like those to show the sub navigation that exists from the page on is on. Thanks! Daniel

[cmunns 16]

This is instead of using the grand-child nav widget there on the right??

[danielputumayotourscom 0]

Yes, I can se that the navigation show up on the right on the sidebar. I don't want it there. I want to see the navigation for children of the page that I am on the menu under the spotlight area. Thanks, Daniel

[bryan-hadaway 3]

Hold tight for continued developer support and bump your topic. Thanks, Bryan

[danielputumayotourscom 0]

Thank you for looking into this. Daniel

[cmunns 16]

Use this code for your _sub_nav.php file instead of what's provided `

• <?php $thispage = $wp_query->post;?> <?php if($post->post_parent || wp_list_pages("title_li=&child_of=".$post->ID."&echo=0") || ($thispage->post_parent!=0) ):?>
• <?php if($thispage->post_parent!=0) { wp_list_pages("title_li=&child_of=".$post->ID."&echo=0"); } else { wp_list_pages("title_li=&child_of=".$thispage->ID); } ?> <?php endif;?> <?php if( isset($post) && property_exists($post, 'ancestors') ) $ancestors_array = $post->ancestors; else $ancestors_array = array(); if( isset($post) && !is_search() && ($post->post_parent && wp_list_pages("title_li=&child_of=".$post->ID."&echo=0")) || count($ancestors_array) >= 2):?> <?php if(count($ancestors_array)==1){ $subnavpost = get_post($post->ID); $children = wp_list_pages("title_li=&child_of=".$post->ID."&echo=0&sort_column=menu_order"); }else{ $reverse_ancestors = array_reverse($ancestors_array); $subnavpost = get_post($reverse_ancestors[1]); $children = wp_list_pages("title_li=&child_of=".$reverse_ancestors[1]."&echo=0&sort_column=menu_order"); }?> <?php if ($children) { echo $children;}?> <?php endif;?>

` Then you'll have to hide or get rid of the sidebar widget for the nav to avoid redundancy

[danielputumayotourscom 0]

OK looks good so far! I'll let you know what happens once I create a second child menu. Thanks!

[danielputumayotourscom 0]

Ok, so it isn't working just yet. It's closer but not fully. See how now I have created a child page under El Penol? I would like that show under the page El Penol not the menu Day Trips from Medellin. I would like the menu under the spotlight to be continuously updating down the tree. Let me know if that is possible. Thanks! Daniel

[cmunns 16]

I basically combined the subnav with the grandchild nav widget to give you the code prior, but it becomes quite difficult to drill it down further.

[danielputumayotourscom 0]

What is your best recommendation?

[bryan-hadaway 3]

Hi Daniel, the developers are always hard at work, if they can't accommodate such an advanced feature in the support forum, you may consider contacting Anna anna(at)pagelines.com for a professional inquiry. Thanks, Bryan