Left hand nav IA collapses, but not the panel

[Riley Thornton]

Collapsing the left hand nav panel by either selecting the arrow or using the '[' shortcut results in the contents of the panel being hidden, but the panel itself does not collapse. 

This also results in an inability to minimise the panel, as when dragging the panel closed it automatically resizes. 

Same issue occurs in incognito. 

[Sean King]

I think the easiest thing to do is create a user macro with the other macros inside. That way you can set a parameter in the macro browser and that parameter can set the variables.

Or you can add variables to templates. If you create a page from a template you can add your values to the variables before the page is initially built.

[Casey Schulz]

Could you expand on this?

I've tried the 2nd option you suggest. Using the "Create from Template" macro to call my own template that has variables you select for the page title. But when it builds the page the title isn't filled out.

[CharlesH]

Hi Matt,

As Bob suggests, the Reporting plugin (by your own company) will be able to pick out a variable created on the parent page, in the form of a scaffold field. You can then inject this into the include macro. Alternatively you could take the name of the current page and inject that. The mark up will be something similar to this (untested):

{report-on:injected=true}
{include:A child %page:title%}
{report-on}

Hope that helps,

Charles

[Bob Swift]

You could use the Run-now macro and the $page_title pre-defined variable to construct the child title. That will work for simple concatenation for child names. Otherwise, you would need a script or something else. The reporting plugin might have something similar as well.