Forgive me if this is posted in the wrong section, but i couldnt think of where else to post this.
My site structure at the moment has Home as the top root level node under content, with sub pages below home and so on..
I now want to store all footer pages in a folder called Footer. so i create a folder called Footer within Home and put pages beneath it. This disrupts the navigation however as now all the footer pages have a /footer/test URL , is there a way around this ? Renaming the URL doesnt work as it still keeps the /footer/ path. Is there a way i can negate the /footer path and only have the URL to be /test ?
Add them into your structure as you do for normal pages i.e. don't have a seperate footer section. Add a property to your document type called ShowInFooter (or HideInFooter) that works the same was as UmbracoNaviHide in your footer macro.
Thanks for the reply. It gets slightly more complicated than that. Ive got footer left links and footer right links. I also have a bunch of links that go at the top of the page(excluding the primary nav).
I dont want to have to add 3 checkboxes for a document type, like footer left, footer right etc.
footer pages
Hi ,
Forgive me if this is posted in the wrong section, but i couldnt think of where else to post this.
My site structure at the moment has Home as the top root level node under content, with sub pages below home and so on..
I now want to store all footer pages in a folder called Footer. so i create a folder called Footer within Home and put pages beneath it. This disrupts the navigation however as now all the footer pages have a /footer/test URL , is there a way around this ? Renaming the URL doesnt work as it still keeps the /footer/ path. Is there a way i can negate the /footer path and only have the URL to be /test ?
Thanks.
Hi,
Add them into your structure as you do for normal pages i.e. don't have a seperate footer section. Add a property to your document type called ShowInFooter (or HideInFooter) that works the same was as UmbracoNaviHide in your footer macro.
Cheers
Paul
Hi Paul,
Thanks for the reply. It gets slightly more complicated than that. Ive got footer left links and footer right links. I also have a bunch of links that go at the top of the page(excluding the primary nav).
I dont want to have to add 3 checkboxes for a document type, like footer left, footer right etc.
If I understand your question correctly you could try a structure like this.
-Home
- Sub Pages
-Extra Links
- Top
- Footer Left
- Footer Right
Then you can pull out the links as you need as you need to from each separate section.
Best of luck
Rich
Hi Rich,
Thanks, i previously attempted that, however that will still create a /Top /Footer-Left and /Footer-Right folder.
You would have to create the folders at the top level.
so you would need
- home
- sub pages
- Footer left
- Footer right
- Top
its a bit clunky, but it works i suppose.
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