How can I get the level(2) entries from only 1 entry from a level(1) structure item in Craft CMS using Twig?

I have a structure and I want to target all of the level 2 items only under 1 of the entries but show all of the level 1 entries
Dogs:
Collie, Poodle, Staffy

Birds: Pigeon, Seagull, Parrot
Cats: Tabby, Fluffy, Bermise

So my menu shows Dogs, Birds, Cats and in the Cats <li> show all the cats

I get all of the level(2) items under any entry back. Not just Cats

{% set interests = craft.entries.section('interests').level(1) %}



<div>

    <ul>

        {% for interest in interests %}

        {% if interest.title != 'Cats' %}

        <li>

            <a href="{{ interest.url }}">

                {{ interest.title }}

            </a>

        </li>

        {% endif %}

        {% endfor %}

    </ul>

    <ul>

        <li>

            <a href="/">Cats</a>

            <ul>

                {% for interest in craft.entries.section('interests').level(2) %}

                <li>

                    <a href="{{ interest.url }}">

                        {{interest}}

                    </a>

                </li>

                {% endfor %}

            </ul>

        </li>

    </ul>

</div>

How can I get back only ones under Cats?

Also is there a cleaner way to do this? Without checking if the title is != 'Cats' and not hard coding "cats"

Can you please explain how this works too and why mine is awful?

asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:47

Jessica

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I have a structure and I want to target all of the level 2 items only under 1 of the entries but show all of the level 1 entries
Dogs:
Collie, Poodle, Staffy

Birds: Pigeon, Seagull, Parrot
Cats: Tabby, Fluffy, Bermise

So my menu shows Dogs, Birds, Cats and in the Cats <li> show all the cats

I get all of the level(2) items under any entry back. Not just Cats

{% set interests = craft.entries.section('interests').level(1) %}



<div>

    <ul>

        {% for interest in interests %}

        {% if interest.title != 'Cats' %}

        <li>

            <a href="{{ interest.url }}">

                {{ interest.title }}

            </a>

        </li>

        {% endif %}

        {% endfor %}

    </ul>

    <ul>

        <li>

            <a href="/">Cats</a>

            <ul>

                {% for interest in craft.entries.section('interests').level(2) %}

                <li>

                    <a href="{{ interest.url }}">

                        {{interest}}

                    </a>

                </li>

                {% endfor %}

            </ul>

        </li>

    </ul>

</div>

How can I get back only ones under Cats?

Also is there a cleaner way to do this? Without checking if the title is != 'Cats' and not hard coding "cats"

Can you please explain how this works too and why mine is awful?

asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:47

Jessica

307316

add a comment |

I have a structure and I want to target all of the level 2 items only under 1 of the entries but show all of the level 1 entries
Dogs:
Collie, Poodle, Staffy

Birds: Pigeon, Seagull, Parrot
Cats: Tabby, Fluffy, Bermise

So my menu shows Dogs, Birds, Cats and in the Cats <li> show all the cats

I get all of the level(2) items under any entry back. Not just Cats

{% set interests = craft.entries.section('interests').level(1) %}



<div>

    <ul>

        {% for interest in interests %}

        {% if interest.title != 'Cats' %}

        <li>

            <a href="{{ interest.url }}">

                {{ interest.title }}

            </a>

        </li>

        {% endif %}

        {% endfor %}

    </ul>

    <ul>

        <li>

            <a href="/">Cats</a>

            <ul>

                {% for interest in craft.entries.section('interests').level(2) %}

                <li>

                    <a href="{{ interest.url }}">

                        {{interest}}

                    </a>

                </li>

                {% endfor %}

            </ul>

        </li>

    </ul>

</div>

How can I get back only ones under Cats?

Also is there a cleaner way to do this? Without checking if the title is != 'Cats' and not hard coding "cats"

Can you please explain how this works too and why mine is awful?

asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:47

Jessica

307316

I have a structure and I want to target all of the level 2 items only under 1 of the entries but show all of the level 1 entries
Dogs:
Collie, Poodle, Staffy

Birds: Pigeon, Seagull, Parrot
Cats: Tabby, Fluffy, Bermise

So my menu shows Dogs, Birds, Cats and in the Cats <li> show all the cats

I get all of the level(2) items under any entry back. Not just Cats

{% set interests = craft.entries.section('interests').level(1) %}



<div>

    <ul>

        {% for interest in interests %}

        {% if interest.title != 'Cats' %}

        <li>

            <a href="{{ interest.url }}">

                {{ interest.title }}

            </a>

        </li>

        {% endif %}

        {% endfor %}

    </ul>

    <ul>

        <li>

            <a href="/">Cats</a>

            <ul>

                {% for interest in craft.entries.section('interests').level(2) %}

                <li>

                    <a href="{{ interest.url }}">

                        {{interest}}

                    </a>

                </li>

                {% endfor %}

            </ul>

        </li>

    </ul>

</div>

How can I get back only ones under Cats?

Also is there a cleaner way to do this? Without checking if the title is != 'Cats' and not hard coding "cats"

Can you please explain how this works too and why mine is awful?

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asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:47

Jessica

307316

asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:47

Jessica

307316

asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:47

Jessica

307316

asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:47

Jessica

307316

asked Nov 16 '18 at 9:47

Jessica

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I would recommend using Craft's nav tag to accomplish this. A clean way while not hardcoding cats, would be creating a "menu" structure where you create new entries with an entry field field to select an interest entry per entry, except the cats and fetch that entries section instead. Hope this helps.

{% set interests = craft.entries.section('interests').level(1) %}



<ul id="nav">

    {% nav interest in interests %}

    	{% if interest.title != 'Cats' %}

        <li>

            <a href="{{ interest.url }}">{{ interest.title }}</a>

            {% ifchildren %}

            	{% if interest.level == 2 }

                  <ul>{% children %}</ul>

                {% endif %}

            {% endifchildren %}

        </li>

        {% endif %}

    {% endnav %}

</ul>

edited Nov 17 '18 at 2:22

answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:42

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{% set interests = craft.entries.section('interests').level(1) %}



<ul id="nav">

    {% nav interest in interests %}

    	{% if interest.title != 'Cats' %}

        <li>

            <a href="{{ interest.url }}">{{ interest.title }}</a>

            {% ifchildren %}

            	{% if interest.level == 2 }

                  <ul>{% children %}</ul>

                {% endif %}

            {% endifchildren %}

        </li>

        {% endif %}

    {% endnav %}

</ul>

edited Nov 17 '18 at 2:22

answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:42

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{% set interests = craft.entries.section('interests').level(1) %}



<ul id="nav">

    {% nav interest in interests %}

    	{% if interest.title != 'Cats' %}

        <li>

            <a href="{{ interest.url }}">{{ interest.title }}</a>

            {% ifchildren %}

            	{% if interest.level == 2 }

                  <ul>{% children %}</ul>

                {% endif %}

            {% endifchildren %}

        </li>

        {% endif %}

    {% endnav %}

</ul>

edited Nov 17 '18 at 2:22

answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:42

Qorridor

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{% set interests = craft.entries.section('interests').level(1) %}



<ul id="nav">

    {% nav interest in interests %}

    	{% if interest.title != 'Cats' %}

        <li>

            <a href="{{ interest.url }}">{{ interest.title }}</a>

            {% ifchildren %}

            	{% if interest.level == 2 }

                  <ul>{% children %}</ul>

                {% endif %}

            {% endifchildren %}

        </li>

        {% endif %}

    {% endnav %}

</ul>

edited Nov 17 '18 at 2:22

answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:42

Qorridor

37616

{% set interests = craft.entries.section('interests').level(1) %}



<ul id="nav">

    {% nav interest in interests %}

    	{% if interest.title != 'Cats' %}

        <li>

            <a href="{{ interest.url }}">{{ interest.title }}</a>

            {% ifchildren %}

            	{% if interest.level == 2 }

                  <ul>{% children %}</ul>

                {% endif %}

            {% endifchildren %}

        </li>

        {% endif %}

    {% endnav %}

</ul>

{% set interests = craft.entries.section('interests').level(1) %}



<ul id="nav">

    {% nav interest in interests %}

    	{% if interest.title != 'Cats' %}

        <li>

            <a href="{{ interest.url }}">{{ interest.title }}</a>

            {% ifchildren %}

            	{% if interest.level == 2 }

                  <ul>{% children %}</ul>

                {% endif %}

            {% endifchildren %}

        </li>

        {% endif %}

    {% endnav %}

</ul>

{% set interests = craft.entries.section('interests').level(1) %}



<ul id="nav">

    {% nav interest in interests %}

    	{% if interest.title != 'Cats' %}

        <li>

            <a href="{{ interest.url }}">{{ interest.title }}</a>

            {% ifchildren %}

            	{% if interest.level == 2 }

                  <ul>{% children %}</ul>

                {% endif %}

            {% endifchildren %}

        </li>

        {% endif %}

    {% endnav %}

</ul>

edited Nov 17 '18 at 2:22

answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:42

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edited Nov 17 '18 at 2:22

answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:42

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answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:42

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