Plugin Author
wizzud
(@wizzud)
Assuming that About is only top-level item, and that you have no other criteria (because you haven’t mentioned any!) :
show all, start level 1, depth 2
I have menu level structure like below:
Home
About Us
- About Sub 1
- About Sub 2
- About Sub 3
- About Sub 4
Our Services
- Services Sub 1
- Services Sub 2
- Services Sub 3
Now, when user is on “About Us” or any “About Sub x”, the sidebar menu will look like below:
About Us
- About Sub 1
- About Sub 2
- About Sub 3
- About Sub 4
I was able to get this using these settings:
Filter
children of: current root item
starting level: 1
Fallbacks
If “Children of” is Current Root / Parent Item, and no ancestor exists :
Switch to Current Item: checked
Include Parent: checked
with Siblings: unchecked
Output
Include Parent: checked
with Siblings: unchecked
Include Ancestors: checked
I am not sure exactly which of these are necessary and which are not, but it will give you something to play around with. One thing I have noticed with these settings however is that if you are in a top-level item and it has no children, nothing will display, not even the top level item.