I need to have the following structure
- Home
- Categories for posts
- Category1
- Category2
- Subcategory1
- Subcategory2
- Subcategory3
- Category3
- Subcategory4
- Subcategory5
- Some static pages
- Page1
- Page2
- Another post type # this is completely different model than for posts
- Subcategory1
- Subcategory2
I don't want to display all of those categories in the menu. From what I've looked at the SiteMap
class, it looks like I should define everything in there, and then use the menu builder to render the menu.
The problem is that if I define the whole menu with static markup, I won't be able to render the menu based on which page I currently am. But defining the whole structure via SiteMap doesn't seem like a viable option, since categories are dynamic and I only need some of them to be displayed in specific places.
SiteMap is your friend.
You can group menu items such as:
Menu.i("About") / "about" >> Hidden >> LocGroup("bottom")
and display only this group in your template:
<span class="lift:Menu.group?group=bottom"></span>
Taken from: http://simply.liftweb.net/Simply_Lift.pdf
If you would want dynamic menu items - try seaching
http://groups.google.com/group/liftweb
with the keyword "supplimentalKidMenuItems"