Page Sidebar navigation / Show parent + child + grandchild

Hi John,

– Top left menu is standard enfold “Page Sidebar navigation” option in theme setting (*on)
– Under that menu is a custom menu in widget area (for testing)

You can see the design is much more pleasant (work is done for me here) using the standard enfold built in “Page Sidebar navigation”, but the only problem it does not show 2nd layer child (grandchild).

Also I need the list to be presentable, alined etc.

What am I missing ?

Hi there, did login work for you?

Hey that was really useful.. thanks!

> What about being able to put child pages ie: grandchild ?

Hello.. any help?

I would like to use the “Page Sidebar navigation” tool

Screenshot of tool in Enfold Theme settings
https://s3.amazonaws.com/screenshots.screencast-o-matic.com/screenshot/u/mNG/1492737815212-13384.png

when I enable the tool only the top level “child” pages will show and not the “grandchild”.

The sidebar on the left top nav of “What we do” is currently showing you both the “Page Sidebar Navigation” which has 2 entries and the custom menu, which shows all the entries. As stated I do not want to use a custom menu for this anymore, I want to use “Page Sidebar Navigation” as long as it can show the full nest of pages including grandchild. I’m sure this is as simple as changing the “depth” varial somewhere in enfolds-functions.php ?

Here is a screenshot to further illustrate.

http://screencast-o-matic.com/screenshots/u/mNG/1492738069264-56491.png

1) Yes the hierechy is setup.
2) The credentials were posted earlier in the thread, here the are again in private content

Here is the child menu code in enfold-functions.php, however I don’t see a depth variable

/*
* Display a subnavigation for pages that is automatically generated, so the users doesnt need to work with widgets
*/
if(!function_exists(‘avia_sidebar_menu’))
{
function avia_sidebar_menu($echo = true)
{
$sidebar_menu = “”;

$subNav = avia_get_option(‘page_nesting_nav’);

$the_id = @get_the_ID();
$args = array();
global $post;

if($subNav && $subNav != ‘disabled’ && !empty($the_id) && is_page())
{
$subNav = false;
$parent = $post->ID;
$sidebar_menu = “”;

if (!empty($post->post_parent))
{
if(isset($post->ancestors)) $ancestors = $post->ancestors;
if(!isset($ancestors)) $ancestors = get_post_ancestors($post->ID);
$root = count($ancestors)-1;
$parent = $ancestors[$root];
}

$args = array(‘title_li’=>”, ‘child_of’=>$parent, ‘echo’=>0, ‘sort_column’=>’menu_order, post_title’);

//enables user to change query args
$args = apply_filters(‘avia_sidebar_menu_args’, $args, $post);

//hide or show child pages in menu – if the class is set to ‘widget_nav_hide_child’ the child pages will be hidden
$display_child_pages = apply_filters(‘avia_sidebar_menu_display_child’, ‘widget_nav_hide_child’, $args, $post);

$children = wp_list_pages($args);

if ($children)
{
$default_sidebar = false;
$sidebar_menu .= “<nav class=’widget widget_nav_menu $display_child_pages’><ul class=’nested_nav’>”;
$sidebar_menu .= $children;
$sidebar_menu .= “</nav>”;
}
}

$sidebar_menu = apply_filters(‘avf_sidebar_menu_filter’, $sidebar_menu, $args, $post);

if($echo == true) { echo $sidebar_menu; } else { return $sidebar_menu; }
}
}

Are you not reading the posts I am putting up?

Are you purposely sending me in circles?

Excellent.
I apologize for the frustration.

Thanks for your support.