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Sharepoint quick launch bar

Asked By: Daniel Davis Date: Jun 09, 2009 Category: Sharepoint Views: 715

The navigation settings for the top-level portal site indicate that the
long list in the Quick Launch of sub-sites cannot be avoided via the
site's navigation settings. Un-checking the "Show subsites" checkbox
removes all the subsites from the Quick Launch - both 1st- and 2nd-tier
descendants. The "Navigation Editing and Sorting" section does provide
options to display or hide 1st-tier descendant sites in the Current
Navigation (Quick Launch) and Global Navigation (list across the top of
the page, "Home News Search Sites"). But there are no options to
hide or display the 2nd-tier descendants. Does anyone have any
suggestions?

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1 Answer Found

Answer #1 Answered By: Tamika Cummings Answered On: Jun 09, 2009

The number of descendents is controlled by an attribute of the ASPMENU
control. There is no UI to get to it, but you can change it by editing
the Master page being used. There are actually two attributes that work
together for this, they are StaticDisplayLevels and
MaxDynamicDisplayLevels. The first controls how may show in the
interface always and the second controls flyout that appear on a click.

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