Re: how to get rid of navtree - tab duplicates

I think this sort of question is meant to be asked in the plone-users
mailing list but...

You'll get the effect you want if, in the management interface, you go
to portal_properties-->navtree_properties  and there is an item called
idsNotToList where you can list the names of things that you don't want
to show up in the navigation tree.  They will only show up when active. 
Like when you click on a tab.  Giving you the desired effect.

-Ron

On Fri, 2004-10-01 at 06:37, Sara Roegiers wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm trying to make a plone site with a couple of large sections, which can 
> be accessed through the top tabs, and with the navigation tree only showing 
> the contents of the folder that was accessed through a certain tab.
> What I did was:
> - create plone folders
> - make corresponding tabs with site actions
> But what happens then is that you get a tab _and_ a navigation tree item 
> for that folder. The main Plone.org site has that too and I find it a bit 
> confusing.
> 
> You can see what I would like to achieve in action at: 
> http://plone-book.agmweb.ca/
> 
> It seems like something pretty straightforward, but I bought the book, 
> sifted through the online documentation but I couldn't find a solution...
> 
> (I'm customizing a Plone site for a multilingual group of European history 
> teachers for them to exchange heritage education experiences and so on.)
> 
> Thanks, mille grazie, danke, heel erg bedankt, in advance!
> Sara
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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