Navigation breaks when using href on Top-Level toc.yml

[hexxone]

So my top-level toc.yml looks like this:

- name: Home
  href: index.md
- name: Articles
  href: articles/toc.yml
- name: Documentation
  href: sdk/toc.yml
  homepage: sdk/My.Namespace.SDK.yml

when generating with the "modern" template this works correctly and creates dropdowns accordingly :

But it seems with this template there is weird behaviour on the Navigation and the sub-navigation disappears completely:

The weird thing is I didnt see any errors logged in the browser console..

But I will gladly provide more information. Let me know :)

[mikernet]

I'll have a look at this, but have you tried using the folder path instead of the toc path, like so: https://github.com/Singulink/Singulink.IO.FileSystem/blob/master/Docs/toc.yml

[mikernet]

Actually, I realize what the issue is here. Our template is designed for the first level of navigation to point to a folder, and once you click on that, the "subnavigation" appears below. Can you give that a try to see if that works for your scenario?

If you want/need multiple levels of main navigation in-place then I will need to decide how to handle that, i.e. showing it all in the nav or having a popup or whatnot.

[hexxone]

Can you give that a try to see if that works for your scenario?

Yes, I can confirm that removing the "toc.yml" from the path fixed the navigation.

If you want/need multiple levels of main navigation in-place then I will need to decide how to handle that, i.e. showing it all in the nav or having a popup or whatnot.

No Problem, I think you could handle the "toc.yml" navigation the same as with "normal" subfolders specified :)
I just noticed the problem and wanted to let you know.

Cheers

[mikernet]

Thanks :)

I will probably come up with a solution here with expandable main nav sections for people that want that so I'll leave this issue open until that is done. Might as well offer the flexibility.

[mikernet]

This issue is open for someone to PR if they want to take a stab at it.