I'm working on a multilanguage site (IT(default)-EN-DE) and I want to have a language-independent "front page" with the site logo and a custom menu with three different links:
For example:
IT -> sitename.it/about
EN -> sitename.it/en/about
DE -> sitename.it/de/about
Other internal pages (history,territory,about...) use i18n module language switcher block that function well.
I my front page (sitename.it) I've placed a simple menu block with 3 items but I can select only one language.
If I switch manually (through adress bar) to "sitename.it/de" or "/en" I see only "DE" or "EN" link; but my front page (only my front page!) must be unique and not language-dependent!
Any suggestions?
Thank you!
You can make your front page language independent by making sure all the content that appears on the front page is marked as "Language Neutral" (using Content Translation).
It does not matter if the landing page will be sitename.it/ sitename.it/en sitename.it/de cause it will show the same content (as long as all content on front page is language neutral)
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Home
Services
2a) Web D&D (Web Design & Development)
2aa) Custom Software Development
2ab) Content Management Platforms
3b) Web Tutoring Services
Services is not a page. I just need that on the top level menu to hold "Web D&D" and "Web Tutoring Services".
I started off with Services as a category and the menu structure looks right but the URL and BreadCrumb (in the Sinatra theme) do not reflect the complete menu pathway which is what I want. It just always says "Home -> PostName". I understand this is how I have it defined in PermaLinks. But how can I define it to reflect the actual whole Menu Pathway.
I have All-In-One installed but I have not activated it.
So I do not have any SEO yet.
Here is a pic of one example:
So you can see I've navigated to "Home -> Services -> Custom Software".
But the URL and BreadCrumb both say "Home -> Software".
Also I did not really need Services as a Category. When I clicked on it was going to a posts page for the category Services. So I removed that and replaced it with a custom link menu item that just goes to "#" or nowhere. I I wish WordPress had like a group menu item just to group child items but did not navigate anywhere.
At any rate, is there a way to make the breadcrumb and URL reflect the actual menu structure?
I figured it out. You have to go to the Page Settings tab in the Settings (gear icon in the upper right). Look for Page Attributes and under there you can set the page parent. Then your breadcrumbs and URL will reflect the true structure of your URL. I still can't get the Services Grouping item (my custom link menu item) to show in their. I guess I'll have to make a services page and figure out the content for it. I guess it will be like a sitemap page to the services section.
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http://www.abcdef.com/people/ where all the photos of people are linked to a particular section in the page http://www.abcdef.com/department/.
If you click on Person 1 photo, the following page with Person 1's section should be loaded http://abcdef.com/department/#tapan. Instead, it always loads to the bottom of the page. But once you are in this page and if you change the URL and replace the #person1 with #person2 or #person3 it scrolls to the particular section.
I am not able to understand why it is not scrolling when loaded for the first time. Any insights?
Try disabling "smooth scroll on click".
The option located here:
Appearance -> Customize -> Global Settings -> Links style and effects
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For example, I have example.com for the English content, and I want users to get redirected to example.it for the Italian content (the current link is example.com/it). I am using the plugins menu display option (not widget in sidebar).
have a look at this page. Hopefully it's what you're looking for.
I have used Configuration|Site Information|Default Front Page to designate node/55 as my front page.
How can I create a menu linking to the original front page, i.e. the one with the list of articles?
If I link to <front> it goes to node/55.
P.S.: I have been able to simulate this by enabling the frontpage view, but, if possible, it would be more efficient to just link to the original front page URL.
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Create some new content (e.g. at node/add/page) that you would like to be the front page.
Go to admin/config/system/site-information and set the Default front page to the path of the new content/node.