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By Thn on
I'm fairly new to Drupal - and am playing with 4.7 now. I think it will allow me to handle menus the way I want......
menu_primary_links() is basically it. I can put the top level of a given menu in one area - then the secondary level - of the same menu - somewhere else. (I realize that print theme('links', $primary_links); and print theme('links', $secondary_links); in the theme - plus the admin>settings>menu settings do the same thing... but read on...)
What I want is for my secondary links to show the secondary level *plus everything below that* .... right now it will only show the second level - no expanding menus like before. Is that what it's designed to do? I don't think either of the parameters to menu_primary_links() provide the option to show the rest of the heirarchy.....
Any thoughts?
Comments
No.
The primary links system is designed to show only one level at a time from the menu.
So, it won't traverse the sub-tree, and I don't think it would be very easy to make it do that.