Ho Loek,
over the page tree. It also avoids the additional realurl issues and you
don't have that double home page.
with CoolUri I don't have any problem like that. When I have a shortcut
to root, the URL is just the domain, so no duplicates ;)
Jan
Hello Loek,
I tried both options and was successful with the approach in the link you
provided. It took some playing around with to get the correct wrapping of
css for the prepended item so that it would display in line with the
existing menu correctly, but that was just part of my learning
Hi Chanda,
you need to create an extension template on the root page and in the
root template set it as Template on next level. In this extension
template, place only 1 line of code into Setup:
globalMenu.alwaysActivePIDlist
And that's it.
If you create this extension template via List
Hi Chanda and Jan,
There is also a different approach: remove the shortcut page 'home' entirely and
prepend a link to the site-root home page to the menu.
Some examples:
globalMenu {
stdWrap.preCObject = TEXT
stdWrap.preCObject {
Hi Chanda,
the way I do it that I create shortcut to the root page labeled Home, so
it would appear in the menu. Then to make it active on the homepage, I add
alwaysActivePid = XXX
to the definition of the menu. And then I add template on next level,
where I remove it
alwaysActivePid
It
Hello Jan,
Since my last response I have got the Home link to show as active, just took
some playing with to figure out exactly where to set the value. So, it is
now working with
globalMenu.alwaysActivePIDlist = 156
I am having trouble now with where to place the second line of code to
remove
Hello,
I am just getting started in Typo3 with my first site and am looking for
some help on what I hope is a fairly simple issue.
From what I can tell, the site root is not included in my top-level menu,
only those pages below it in the page tree are displayed. While I
understand that having a