MaxMurphy Posted July 26, 2021 Share Posted July 26, 2021 Site URL: https://endowcreative.com Password: password I am trying to create a different navigation for each page of my site. Each page acts as its own one-page that links to certain parts of the same page. Any idea how to do this? On 7.1 Link to comment
iamdavehart Posted July 26, 2021 Share Posted July 26, 2021 the page structure is pretty rigid in 7.1, but you could do something like this have all your main pages as "not linked" so that there's no navigation at the top add in a section at the top of your page for Navigation and add links to your sections using text elements. When you put in where you want the links to go, use "#" and then give a name for each section. e.g. "#about" "#prices" Then go to each section and insert a code block and put in HTML of <a id="#about"></a> or whatever your page is called. that should get you started. you might need to tidy it up with some css, but mostly that will get you what you want. e.g. you want to get rid of the site header competely by adding some css to hide it like "header { display:none !important". As usual with these things, I think its better to try to work with the templates not against them if you can, it will make it much easier to maintain in the long run... Dave Hart. Software/Technology Consultant living in London. buymeacoffee Link to comment
MaxMurphy Posted July 26, 2021 Author Share Posted July 26, 2021 23 minutes ago, iamdavehart said: the page structure is pretty rigid in 7.1, but you could do something like this have all your main pages as "not linked" so that there's no navigation at the top add in a section at the top of your page for Navigation and add links to your sections using text elements. When you put in where you want the links to go, use "#" and then give a name for each section. e.g. "#about" "#prices" Then go to each section and insert a code block and put in HTML of <a id="#about"></a> or whatever your page is called. that should get you started. you might need to tidy it up with some css, but mostly that will get you what you want. e.g. you want to get rid of the site header competely by adding some css to hide it like "header { display:none !important". As usual with these things, I think its better to try to work with the templates not against them if you can, it will make it much easier to maintain in the long run... Thanks so much Dave! Super helpful!! Link to comment
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