SOLVED htmlspecialchars_decode in menu twig
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- MrT
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You can call the template anything you like and use it in Gantry 5 (rename in template manager) but if you move the location of the template then updates to it are not going to work since the installer will install it as a brand new template (not knowing where you moved the original template to).
Ok, I can't reproduce this locally - it all works fine for me. But... I looked into what you had done to make the footer menu appear like that and you've written tons of CSS to hack it into what you want... this is unnecessary, all you need to do to get a menu that looks like that is to use a Joomla menu module instead... I've added one so that you can see it looks much the same as yours. So, by using this module instead it fixes your issue and is much more efficient since you can remove lots of your custom CSS too.
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- Libelnet
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- We need to reduce the count of modules as much as we can, this joomla installation will run 15 websites in the future, all with it's own set of modules, so I would like to use the menu-particle for this. Why will the particle not work?
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- MrT
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I've no idea as it works locally for me. I can only think it's something to do with all the hacks you've added or some conflict with something else. You're bening the use of the particle into a purpose it was not originally intended. There's nothing wrong with using modules - in fact it will run faster than the menu particle plus all your many hacks to turn it into something else. Just use the module and it will do exactly what you want.
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- Libelnet
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CSS is no hack, it's just the layout... And the website is going to have hundreds of modules, so when I can reduce that by using a particles for the menu's (reducing 15 modules), I would like to do that.
But that's all off-topic / workarounds, the only question I have is how to fix the particle.
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Ok, but I would create an override rather than editing original files. It's still weird though that I couldn't create that locally doing the same thing.
To learn how to override a particle in Gantry 5 please see our documentation here http://docs.gantry.org/gantry5/tutorials/overriding-particle-settings#overriding-particle-source-files .
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