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Add support for cascaded menus #30
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Hugo supports cascaded menus by defining a "parent" property. This is not supported by the Mediumish theme currently. This pull request adds this functionaility.
The code is not bullet-proof, e.g. I did not test it on mobile devices and only with a single browser (Firefox). It may be useful for many users to have this feature supported.
My use case is a quick navigation if you have many blog entries. I added an example to the example site. The code could be simplified a bit if you rename css class "navbar-nav" to "navbar-menu-level-1". I tried this but it breaks the menu. I guess this class is partially defined outside of file medium.css
Inspired by this and this
Example:
