Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.thanks for this great module! we would very much like to use it for our menu, but the menu in our left column is set to default to the second level. is there a way to provide a block that will let use choose which level to start the menu at?
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Comment #1
PixelClever CreditAttribution: PixelClever commentedYou're right, this was incorrect. I changed it in version 1.6.
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okmi CreditAttribution: okmi commentedthank you so much!
edit: i installed the latest version, but i don't see any option in my jquery block to set the starting menu level. is it configured somewhere else?
Comment #3
PixelClever CreditAttribution: PixelClever commentedYou set the starting menu level by disabling the menu item above it. If you do that then the children links will show as top level. Before the error in my code was making it stop the hierarchy dead in its tracks if a menu item was disabled. It now behaves just like the main menu system in this regard.
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sanderz CreditAttribution: sanderz commentedSorry for reopening the issue, but it seems that this doesn't work if more than 1 level is disabled. For example City (disabled) > Street (disabled) > Home won't show up. I use this deep menu tree to create breadcrumbs...
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zmove CreditAttribution: zmove commentedHi,
In addition, I have the same menu displayed to 2 different places.
The first one where I need to display all my menu links.
The second one where I need to display the links starting from the second level and following user navigation.
There is already a module that allow a fine grained configuration to display the menu as you want : menu block
The problem is that jquery menu doesn't detect menu block. Instead of reinventing the wheel, I think it would be great to detect menu block in the jquery configuration page.