Home Link how to remove
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- David Richens
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I would like to remove my home link on my website as it serves no specific purpose as you can simply click the logo on the left to back back to home.
Is there a way to set the home link on the menu as invisible or remove it?
Cheers!
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- Robert Bellenir
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Couldn't you just unpublish "Home" under the main menu (or whatver menu it's under)?
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- David Richens
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You cannot unpublish the default Menu Item(which happens to be homepage)
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- Kat05
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i just figured out a way that will not show the HOME.
1. Make a copy of your main menu inside the Module Manager and call it something else.
2. In the original main menu remove all your menu items except HOME.
3. Now that you have only HOME in the main menu, you can go to the module manager, select main menu and on the right side of the screen you select NONE, so the main menu will not be shown on any of your sites. Just make sure that it is still PUBLISHED.
4. In the copy of your main menu, delete HOME and use this menu to be displayed on all your sites.
I did that on my site www.all-the-pretty-horses.com
Let me know if it works for you. - Kat05 / QA Lead & Support / Germany
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- Bob Ateah
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- You can make any link the home link if you desire.
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- David Richens
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www.nsguild.co.uk
this has kinda done the complete opposite and removed all links except for the home link lol!
I like the idea though I think I may have got stuck around step 4.
cheers,
david
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- Kat05
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hmm...
try to change the order of the menus in the module manager, so the correct menu will get number 1.
i am not sure though if within your template the main menu gets displayed by default in the horizonal position on top.
Roland Deschain wrote:You can make any link the home link if you desire.
How do you do that? - Kat05 / QA Lead & Support / Germany
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- David Richens
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Thanks to Katrin, heres what I did:
1. Make a new menu and call it whatever
2. Copy the "Home" from the mainmenu menu to the newly created menu
3. Make the "Home" in the new menu the default
4. Unpublish "Home from mainmenu.
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