Hi there,

Sorry, but that goes a bit beyond the level of support I'm able to provide here in the forums. If it was something I knew off the top of my head I would gladly help, but if it requires a bit of research, testing and custom code then I have to refer you to the customization request form: http://themolitor.com/custom

Hope you understand.

Thanks!

Chris

I have also tried hard-coding 'include'ing the categories I want, and 'exclude'ing the categories I don't want.

Here is the updated index.php:
http://pastebin.com/LAdxP0rY

However, only Lunch remains displayed on the front end.

Hi Chris,

I have fixed the PHP exception, but now the front end is only producing posts and menu entry for one category, not all categories.

This is the live site:
http://www.bibandtucker.net.au/test/

This is my child theme's index.php:
http://pastebin.com/HGiEth5E

Can you help me?

Thanks for following up!

Chris

Cancel that request. I think index.php controls it right?

I have altered index.php to operate with 2 levels of categories, and my nav is looking better, except for a PHP exception I need to solve.

Hi.

I am building a child theme to Le Maitre 'd which uses 2 levels of subcategories, which is essential to structure the restaurant menu.

I want to only display the 1st level categories in the category menu, which you see first, when you scroll down the page, and not display the 2nd level of categories. i.e. I have:

>Menu
>>>Breakfast
>>>>>>Food
>>>>>>Sides
>>>>>>Drinks
>>>Lunch
>>>>>>Small
>>>>>>Large
>>>>>>Sides

etc.

Can you tell me what controls the category navigation?

I will attempt to edit it so that only the 1st level of categories is displayed.