Joomla articles Link issue in editor - joomla3.0

When adding a article link on the editor, article shows with homepage menus and image slider
How to remove it ?
Example:
I want this way when clicking on the link.
But it comes on this way
Thanks

You should have two menus:
Main menu (default)
Main menu (in your own language)
And for each category, add a menu item (type: category list) into main menu (default).
In the module manager, use the menu 2 (own language), not the menu 1 (default).
I have encountered same trouble a few years ago. After a deep and long research I can say that the unique solution is as I mentioned.
For better answer I need to know your category tree and menu structure.

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When should I use Lists vs Menus in Material-UI?

I'm having trouble figuring out the difference between Lists and Menus in Material-UI.
Docs
Lists - https://material-ui-next.com/demos/lists/
Menus - https://material-ui-next.com/demos/menus/
Description
My thinking is that Menus are used for routing and navigation while Lists are used for configuration or static content, but then I saw these quotes:
Menus appear upon interaction with a button, action, or other control. They display a list of choices, with one choice per line.
Reading this, Menus aren't intended to always show, they're designed to be hidden and only shown temporarily.
Menus should not be used as a primary method for navigation within an app.
This makes it seem like a sidebar with a list of navigation elements should be a List. If so, what if I take the same component and want to also use it in a dropdown menu? Do I have to make a separate component using Menu components?
Question
Since the docs are unclear to me, what instances would I want to use Menus vs Lists?
These components follow the Material Design standards, so their intended use would follow the standards.
For Menu:
Menus display a list of choices on a transient sheet of material.
For List:
Lists present multiple line items vertically as a single continuous element.
So while they're similar, I think the key difference is that Menu is intended for a transient selection, presented within something like a Dialog or Modal.

Drupal 7 – not able to change path in "edit menu link"

I am building a navigation menu in drupal 7 and in a few of the menu links it is not possible to edit the "path" in the page "Edit menu links" (under Structure -> Menu -> Navigation). Instead there is a fixed path to for ex. "Add new basic page".
These links also have the option "reset" in stead of "delete"... under Structure -> Menus.
I realize that I must have brought this problem on myself, but I am stuck and cannot figure out how to change the path for these menu links.
So I would like to change the "path". Can someone point me in the right direction?
Just turn off the menu item and create a new one which will fit your need.
This particular menu item was probably created using views. Go into the view and modify the menu item for the related view under Page settings

Drupal 7: Translate Taxonomy menu items

I'm quite stucked with a problem with Taxonomy menu. I have a vocabulary that I want to shows as a menu. For this, I installed the taxonomy menu module and edit the vocabulary to hang from a menu item of Main Menu. The menu shows perfectly.
The problem goes when I localize the terms of vocabulary, the menu it's only shown in the default language. I tried to rebuild the menu (by checking the "Select to rebuild the menu on submit." on vocabulary edit page and submiting), but the problem persists.
I'm trying to fix this for 2 days, I searched for a solution, but nothing found.
I hope someone could give me some solution, or suggest another way to do this.
Thanks, and sorry for my english.
drag the module into your favorite editor then locate this fxrefresh->true, $taxonomy ($row['rebb']); after that change that into fxrefresh->false, $taxonomy(',,$row['rebb']); and add this below $taxonomy->$taxonomy(,, refresh, 'CHECK', true_);

Drupal 7 - Adding second level menu on the side bar to a particular section

I'd like to add a second level menu on the side bar to a particular content within a menu.
I would have top level menus, Home, About Us, Resources. What would be the best practice to have the second level menu to appear only in Resources section not in any other sections?
Can I have a customisation at menu level, eg only for pages under resources?
The modules mentioned by fotuzlab may help you or you may have a theme that already implements some levels of drop down menus/expandable menus. But for some of these modules/themes may require that you check the box for Show as expanded in the menu link setting for Resources and unckeck for the other menu links .
And just to add another possible module, you can check out Menu Blocks.
SuperFish Menu
This will help you.
There are many contributed modules for the same.
Try:
http://drupal.org/project/nice_menus
http://drupal.org/project/jquerymenu
http://drupal.org/project/superfish
or you can checkout the comparison of different drupal dropdown menus here:
http://drupal.org/node/990154
The Menu Block module will allow you to choose a source menu, menu level, e.g. 2nd level, and display it as a block anywhere on the page: https://www.drupal.org/project/menu_block

add main menu item in drupal 7

I have many content type that I have added in drupal 7 and I want them to be available in main menu. For example I have content types:
news
events
and I want the main menu look like
home - news - events
Despite I checked available menu > main menu
it doesn't show up in the main menu. How can I fix this?
Content types refer to the different types of nodes that you can create. Making your news content type available for the main menu means that, when you create news nodes, you can place them in that menu.
If you are trying to create a page that lists news nodes, you need to look into the Views module. It will allow you to create pages or blocks containing lists of content. Then, you can put those pages in the main menu. You can find the Views module here: http://drupal.org/project/views

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