Based on your criteria, it determines where to pull pages from, how many pages to pull, and in what order to place them.

Its stock templates display these pages in a simple unordered HTML list.

Pages should appear: In this drop-down menu you select how you want the pages to be ordered in the nav. They can be arranged how they are in the sitemap, chronologically/reverse chronologically, or alphabetically/reverse alphabetically.

Viewing Permissions: You can choose to display pages that users may not actually have access to. If a visitor clicks on a link to a page they do not have access to, they will be prompted to login with an account that has access before they can continue.

Display Pages: Here's where you choose what level of the tree you want to start displaying pages.

Sub-Pages: Choose the amount of sub-pages you want displayed, if any.

• No sub-pages: This will display only the top level of the nav you've selected.
• Relevant sub-pages: Only displays the sub-pages relevant the page you're currently viewing. 
• Display breadcrumb trail: Shows only the trail of pages that led you to the current page. 
• Display all sub-pages: Shows all sub-pages.

Sub-Page Levels: Here's where you choose exactly how many sub-pages are shown.

• Display sub-pages to current: Shows all sub-pages that led you to the page you're currently viewing.
• Display sub-pages to current+1: Shows all sub-pages that led you to the page you're currently viewing, plus another level below the page you're viewing. 
• Display all: Shows every sub-page attached to every page under the level of nav you've chosen. 
• Display custom amount: You choose how many levels of sub-pages you want your nav to display.