Nav elements are added to the templates, but are created via the backend.
Go to /admin/page_cms/nav/ to create a nav element.
For example if you create a nav called Main Nav to render the nav on the page you would call the element nav.main_nav.
In our default template we add the nav to the index. But you might want to move it into a content block, and reference it...
<ul> {% for link in navs.main_nav.links %} <li> <a href="{{link.link}}">{{link}}</a> {% if link.sub_nav %} <ul> {% for sub_link in link.sub_nav.links %} <li> <a href="{{sub_link.link}}">{{sub_link}}</a> </li> {% endfor %} </ul> {% endif %} </li> {% endfor %}</ul>navs
Is a variable available on every page, it is a dictionary of all navs. To access the navs select the link as a slug.
links
Once selected a nav object, for example navs.main_nav or link.sub_link, the method links retrieves the list for the selected nav.
link
Retrieves the url for the nav object.