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I hate sites like this. There's no way to get from one
sublevel to another
without going to the top level.
I suggest you not use fly-out-type menus, but instead, have
subordinate
sectional navigation on each page within a given section. You
can easily do
this with a single template using Library items in an
editable region for
the sectional navigation, or better, using server-side
includes.
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"Andrew_G" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> Hi
>
> I have eight categories to display in my site
navigation.
> Each category has at least one (some have two) levels of
subcategories.
> For example for one of the categories :-
> Health > Level One.
> Mens Health > Level Two cascading from this.
> Prostate Trouble > Level three cascading from Mens
Health.
>
> I only want users to see the level ones (Health in the
example above) on
> initial browsing of the site and then by clicking on
these the associated
> sub-categories (of that category only) will be
displayed.
> How can I organise my navigation using templates or
libraries to allow
> this?
> With only one template it's all or nothing as far as I
can workout and I
> suppose what I want is the equivalent of 8 libraries (?)
to correspond
> with my
> 8 navigation headings.
> I hope this makes more sense to you Dreamweaver experts
than it does to me
> reading it back
> Many thanks
>
>