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    • 36488
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    I have my main pages on the website which then have subpages (Child?) which are all showing up fine but from these subpages there are further subpages - I have made sure that the main subpages are containers but the "child resources" still don't display - Any Help?

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      • 10208 ☆ A M B ☆
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      Where don't they display? Viewing the front end at all, or in a Wayfinder menu perhaps?
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        • 36488
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        i can see them on-line when i put in the full address but can't see the sub-menu when i am on the relevant "container" page. To clarify i have attached a PDF file that i hope makes sense of what i am saying
          • 22840
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          Can you post the wayfinder / get resources call you are using to display them, also any relevant CSS so that we can see how it's coded.
            • 36488
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            I have not got a clue where to find that information as i assumed that building the containers then the child resources would automatically do that - Where would i find the info needed?
              • 28042 ☆ A M B ☆
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              What snippet are you using to make the menu? What does the snippet call look like?

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                • 36488
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                I am totally lost but i checked the wayfinder snippets and got the following:

                Wayfinder for MODx Revolution 2.0.0-beta-5 and later
                  • 28042 ☆ A M B ☆
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                  In your template (or perhaps a chunk) you have the Wayfinder snippet tags for making the menu. That is what we want to see. Something like this, which is a Wayfinder snippet call I use for a site:

                  <div id="nav">
                      [[!Wayfinder? &startId=`0` &level=`2` &rowClass=`top_level_link` &rowTpl=`TopNav_Row.tpl` &outerTpl=`TopNav_outer.tpl` &parentRowTpl=`TopNav_parentRow.tpl` &innerTpl=`TopNav_inner.tpl` &innerClass=`width_2slots` &innerRowTpl=`TopNav_innerRow.tpl` ]] 
                  </div> <!-- end nav -->
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                    • 36488
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                    found this:

                    <div id="contright">
                    [[Wayfinder? &startId=`0` &hideSubMenus=`1` &level=`2`]]
                    <h3>Technology Embraced by</h3>
                    [[$Affiliation]]

                    <hr style="margin-left: 0;"/>
                    [[$GoogleTranslate]]
                    </div>
                      • 28042 ☆ A M B ☆
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                      You'll have to put it inside of "code" tags (use the little < > icon in the editor's toolbar) or the forum software will think it's supposed to be a snippet for it to process.
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