No, not paedophobia.
I want to use Wayfinder to create a site map with the structure reflected in a series of nested lists.
Some of the pages in the site I am working on contain content that I don’t want to show in the site map, such as news articles, job opportunities, etc. but I do want their containing page visible.
Is there a way to show a container but to exclude its children without specifying the specific children document ids (don’t want to be updating this everytime someone adds a new page to the site under one of these folders).
Thanks in advance
Cole
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I got rid of mine as soon as I decently could, then took myself off to Miami just before the Connecticut winter set in
Perhaps those items should be set to not show in the menu? Or, if they are always on a given level, say the third level, set the level in Wayfinder to stop before it reaches them.
In one situation like that, I had such pages on different levels, so I used three Wayfinder calls, and you couldn’t tell that it was three separate unordered lists after they got styled.
