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main menu on specific pages
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- kyleg22
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is their a way to have the main menu bar only show up on specific pages, i want to add different menus to different pages for example i have a site
http://www.roofingrepairexperts.com as the main domain name but i also have a city landing page i would like to have its own menu at the top not the main menu is their a way to do this
http://roofingrepairexperts.com/severna-park-md
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Kyle
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- Cliff Pfeifer
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- I could tell you how to do it for a Rocket Theme template but it doesn't appear that you are using one. I have no idea how that template works, but you could have multiple menus assigned to modules and assign them to show on which ever pages you like.
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- Crossclicks
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I have a similar issue. I want to replace the main menu (positioned in the navigation a, position) with other menu's on specific pages, how can this be achieved??
www.crosscliicks.nl/siouxtest
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- Cliff Pfeifer
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- Hi, can disable the menu in the template settings. Then create two RokNavMenu modules, one for you main menu and one for the other menu, assign them to appear in the navigation position and use the module manager page settings to choose which pages they appear on. Hope that helps.
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- kyleg22
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I am using the modulus template so where would i go to deactivate the main menu
Kyle
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- Cliff Pfeifer
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- In the template settings, under the menu tab, switch menu to off. While you're there, look to see what position the menu is in so you can be sure to publish your modules to the same position. Hope that helps.
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- kyleg22
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Ok i got it i turned off the menu in the template admin area and created a main menu that works then i created an additional menu i want to show up on specific pages but it doesn't show up its just blank and i checked only to publish on certain pages but nothing their
heres my test site severnapark.localhandymanexperts.com/
then in the search box type edgewater and then click on the page it will take you to the page i am trying to get the menu to show up on but so far nothing
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kyle
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- kyleg22
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severnapark.localhandymanexperts.com/administrator
user : adminseverna
pass : DYebs62bw
you can login and check if you want to i have deleted most of everything sample oriented so you can t hurt anything
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- Cliff Pfeifer
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I took a look. This works fine, I set up a test page and it has a different menu assigned to it than the home page.
The issue is that if you want to have a menu on that specific page, you have to define it in the menu manager. In other words, it needs to exist as a page so you can make the menu assignment in the module manager. There isn't any way to assign a menu to an article that isn't published as a menu item. Hope that makes sense. - The difficult we do immediately, the impossible takes a little longer.
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