This trick comes in handy if you want to use Mura's Multi-Level Nav to power the navigation for your entire site (as opposed to dspPrimaryNav() ). Helpful if you want to use Mura to create a Documentation site for example with many nested levels in the sidebar.

mura-multi-level-main-nav.cfm

<!--- Add this to any page template or include --->
<!--- By setting the contentID=00000000000000000000000000000000001, Mura will allow top level pages to render in the nav. --->
<nav id="navMultilevel" class="mura-nav-standard sidebar-nav well">
						#$.dspNestedNav(
							contentID='00000000000000000000000000000000001',
							viewDepth=4,
							currDepth=1,
							sortBy='orderno',
							sortDirection='asc',
							subNavExpression="listFindNoCase('Page,Calendar',rsSection.type) and listFind($.content('path'),rsSection.contentID) and arguments.currDepth lt arguments.viewDepth"
						)#
						</nav>