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
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I have a menu that points to a native joomla contact form.
My problem is that I can't remove the double "Contact" and "Contact Form" headings from my page.
I don't know if it is related but my website has multi-language support.
See below :
I only want that my menu points directly to the form without heading.
Can you help me with this ?
EDIT :
Thanks to the answer of Simonyan Hayk, I managed to remove the second Contact Form. However there was still the first one Contact. Finally I found another similar way.
Try to disable page heading by editing menu item. Go to "Page display" tab and turn off "Show Page Heading" or you can customize your contact-page by editing "contact display options".
Try this Remove Header . Remove that second header from language overrides.
I found the solution here and I summarised it below :
Login into Joomla Admin
Click on Extension >> Language Manager
Click on Overrides
Click on New
Enter following in Language Constant : COM_CONTACT_DETAILS
Click on Save and close
Repeat steps 1 to 6 for each language of the website (with the dropdown menu filter on the left)
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.
I've a ext js tab panel defined with some tabs.
On the same page I've a menu of hyper links for asking user which tab to open.
I want open the selected tab when the user clicks the link.
Basically when u click on the tab header to open the tab, I want exact same thing to happen on clicking some button/hyperlink.
Seems like a pretty normal thing, but I can't find the solution anywhere!!
Please help.
thanks
ues setActiveTab( newItem ) method of tabpanel.You can pass an ID, index or the component itself as newItem.
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
Is there anyway to use the built-in DNN Menu module to display a menu based at a different root node other than the current tab node?
Given the following structure:
Page1
-child1_1
-child1_2
Page3
Page2(hidden)
-child2_1
-child2_2
In this scenario I will be having 2 menus on this skin. One will be normal navigation based off of the current node and the other will be a set of 'static' links to pages located outside the current node.
When on Page1 the normal navigation will show Page1, Page3 and the children of Page1 nested under Page1. The 'static' links will use 'Page2' as their root and will show child2_1 and child2_2.
In case anyone needs the answer to this, it is possible to do this using the dnn:NAV control:
<dnn:NAV runat="server" ID="dnnNAV" ProviderName="DNNMenuNavigationProvider" IndicateChildren="false" PopulateNodesFromClient="true" ControlOrientation="Horizontal" StartTabId="66" Level="Child" />
The StartTabId is the "root node" of the menu.
Level="Child" tells DNN to get the child tabs of the StartTabId. Use Level="Same" if you want to get tabs on the same level as the StartTabId.
I cannot understand your question at all. I don't know what you mean by "root node" or "tab node". I'm going to re-ask it based on what I think you mean and answer that question.
If you want to use the DNN menu to link to static pages, that's easy enough. To do this, Add a new Page (using Control Panel / Add). Complete the "Basic Settings" for the page, then under "Advanced Settings" the last option allows you to specify a URL, Page, or File for this page. You probably want "URL". Enter the URL and click "Update".
The menu item will now redirect to the link specified.