Use this procedure to configure the widget to display hierarchy of content items.
For example, you have a parent content type Countries that has child content types – Cities and Resorts. You drop the Countries widget in the left pane of the page. In the right, you drop the Cities and the Resorts widgets.
Depending on how you want to view the details of an item, there are the following scenarios:
In this scenario, you have a list of Countries on the left, when you click a country, the widgets on the right display the list of cities and the list of resorts in this country. When you click a city or a resort, you can view its details on another page.
In this scenario, you have a list of Countries on the left, when you click a country, the widgets on the right display the list of cities and the list of resorts in this country. When you click a City, its details open on the same page. The Countries widget continues to display the selected country; the Resorts widget continues to display the list of resorts.
NOTE: If you want to hide the currently selected country when a city or resort is opened in detailed view, In EnableDetailItemUrlContext, enter false, in HideListViewOnChildDetailsView, enter true.
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