Multi level menu

[mazwat]

Hi,

I'm trying to build a menu with multiple nested layers. But I am struggling to implement it with sub folders and _index.md configurations. I am trying to create this:

But I get this?

Is it not possible to have two or three levels of nesting?

I figure it could be something to with some config elements. My markup.toml is like this:

[tableOfContents]
  endLevel = 3
  ordered = false
  startLevel = 2

and my menus.en.toml is like this:

[[docs]]
  name = "Components"
  weight = 14
  identifier = "components"
  url = "/docs/components/"

[[docs]]
  name = "Help"
  weight = 15
  identifier = "help"
  url = "/docs/help/"

[[docs]]
  name = "Lab"
  weight = 16
  identifier = "lab"
  url = "/docs/lab/"

[[docs]]
  name = "Teaching"
  weight = 17
  identifier = "teaching"
  url = "/docs/teaching/"

Any thoughts would be much appreciated. Thanks.

[mazwat]

I apologise this was down to my own misunderstanding. I realized after downloading the main 'doks' repo and reproducing the Lorem/Ipsum folder structure and using the frontmatter headers correctly I have resolved it:

---
title: "ROB210"
description: ""
lead: ""
date: 2022-01-18T20:00:32+01:00
lastmod: 2022-01-18T20:00:32+01:00
draft: false
images: []
menu:
  docs:
    parent: "teaching"
    identifier: "rob210"
weight: 999
toc: true
---

This may help another newbie :)

[h-enk]

Ah, great to hear that you sorted it out + thanks for sharing how you got it working!

[omidraha]

How can I set different levels to show in the 'On this page' section for different pages, not for whole pages?

https://getdoks.org/docs/basics/navigation/#page

[h-enk]

That's not possible (unfortunately). There is only the general setting you referenced. Doks follows Hugo on this.

See also:

• tableOfContents
• Allow configuring table of contents in front matter