So far, I’ve been happy how this template behaves when I pass a parent/child links into it.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 | < {$parent_tag|default:'ul'}{if $menu_id} id="{$menu_id}"{/if}{if $parent_class} class="{$parent_class}"{/if}>{* ul tag opens here *} {foreach from=$links item=link} {if $link.class_active && $link.href == $current_uri} {if $link.class} {assign var=class value="`$link.class` `$link.class_active`"} {else} {assign var=class value="`$link.class_active`"} {/if} {else} {assign var=class value="`$link.class`"} {/if} < {$child_tag|default:'li'}{if $class} class="{$class}"{/if}{if $link.id} id="link_{$link.id}"{/if}> <a href="{$link.href}"{if $link.target} target="{$link.target}"{/if}>{$link.text}</a> {if $link.children} {include file="links.html" links=$link.children parent_class=""} {/if} {/foreach} < /{$parent_tag|default:'ul'}> |
Does something like this when rendered
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