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Expand Up @@ -161,6 +161,23 @@ The `{{ *recursive children* }}` tag will repeat the contents of the entire `{{

It’s an admittedly weird concept, and might take some fiddling with to truly understand, but is very powerful when fully understood. Take the time. Learn to wield it. A powerful Jedi will you be.

## Children {#children}

If you want to take more control over your child menu, you can just loop through the `children` array within your menu, instead of repeating the contents of the child elements with `{{ *recursive children* }}`.

```
{{ if is_current || is_parent }}
{{ if children }}
<ul>
{{ children }}
<li><a href="{{ url }}">{{ title }}</li>
{{ /children }}
</ul>
{{ /if }}
{{ /if }}
```


## Hidden Pages {#hidden-pages}

A common use-case for navigation is to make some pages "hidden", which means to hide them from the nav, but keep them
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