This may be an XSLT question, I'm not sure. I just started with Umbraco this week.
I'm attempting to make dynamic utility navigation: ie. the user creates a page and it is added to the navigation. The Utility Navigation, sits above the main navigation hosting pages like Events and Careers etc. I do not have them as children of the Homepage to keep them out of the dynamic main navigation (Home, About Us, etc.) I already have.
My issue is I created a dummy page to parent those children so I could grab those utility pages and nothing more. Then I used the XSLT template for subpages from a source with my own stylings. It works fine, but I don't want the parent page to be accessible. If I unpublish it, the children pages still exist, but the parent page cannot be called in the macro XSLT file as it no longer "exists."
Is there a better way I should call these utility pages without a parent page? Any help or insight is appreciated! Thanks!
Using children pages for navigation, but I don't want the parent to be visible. Is this possible?
This may be an XSLT question, I'm not sure. I just started with Umbraco this week.
I'm attempting to make dynamic utility navigation: ie. the user creates a page and it is added to the navigation. The Utility Navigation, sits above the main navigation hosting pages like Events and Careers etc. I do not have them as children of the Homepage to keep them out of the dynamic main navigation (Home, About Us, etc.) I already have.
My issue is I created a dummy page to parent those children so I could grab those utility pages and nothing more. Then I used the XSLT template for subpages from a source with my own stylings. It works fine, but I don't want the parent page to be accessible. If I unpublish it, the children pages still exist, but the parent page cannot be called in the macro XSLT file as it no longer "exists."
Is there a better way I should call these utility pages without a parent page? Any help or insight is appreciated! Thanks!
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