Tricks to getting 2nd level navigation into 1st level Link to document
Hi I was able to do this automatically every time I had created a website from scratch.
However, it things turn out differently once I had to edit a client existing umbraco driven website.
His original structure was:
Content
-Home
-Aboutus
-Contact us
-Sitemap
-etc2
Which obviously linked perfectly as Home page would link to document "/home.aspx" however the default sitemap function would not work using this node structure, not to mention breadcrumb.
However my intended approach was:
Content
-Website
-Home
-Aboutus
-Contact us
-Sitemap
-etc2
This allows me to create better sitemap and other functionality. However this does not work at the moment because of the fact that it produce slightly complex url e.g. Home link to document was always seems to render as "website/home.aspx". What might be needed to fix this into just "/home.aspx". I've tried implementing solutions from other posts but still no luck, anyone got better idea on making this work?
Hi. What is their "umbracoHideTopLevelNodeFromPath" setting in the web.config file? It looks like it's set to "false" contrary to the default "true" value and it makes the top "Website" node appear in a resulting URL.
Tricks to getting 2nd level navigation into 1st level Link to document
Hi I was able to do this automatically every time I had created a website from scratch.
However, it things turn out differently once I had to edit a client existing umbraco driven website.
His original structure was:
Content
-Home
-Aboutus
-Contact us
-Sitemap
-etc2
Which obviously linked perfectly as Home page would link to document "/home.aspx" however the default sitemap function would not work using this node structure, not to mention breadcrumb.
However my intended approach was:
Content
-Website
-Home
-Aboutus
-Contact us
-Sitemap
-etc2
This allows me to create better sitemap and other functionality. However this does not work at the moment because of the fact that it produce slightly complex url e.g. Home link to document was always seems to render as "website/home.aspx". What might be needed to fix this into just "/home.aspx". I've tried implementing solutions from other posts but still no luck, anyone got better idea on making this work?
Hi. What is their "umbracoHideTopLevelNodeFromPath" setting in the web.config file? It looks like it's set to "false" contrary to the default "true" value and it makes the top "Website" node appear in a resulting URL.
Thats a win for me Thankss Rodion
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