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I have a request for a client who has three level of navigation and would like to use the global navigation to set the navigation links in site site settings>navigation.(/_layouts/AreaNavigationSettings.aspx)
Is that doable?
Thanks in advance for your reply :) Will
- 1st level navigation
- 2nd level navigation
- 3rd level navigation
- 2nd level navigation
so for the navigation we would have something like that:
Company (1st level navigation)
About us (2nd level navigation)
Contact us (3rd level navigation)
Team (3rd level navigation)
here is a good tutorial http://erikswenson.blogspot.com/2010/07/sharepoint-2010-two-tier-global.html
Try