Talk:How to control Category List layouts when drilling from a Section Layout - Revision history

Hoffi at 16:20, 21 September 2010

2010-09-21T16:20:04Z

Hearingv at 11:15, 8 September 2009

2009-09-08T11:15:04Z

Markroy: New page: The only problem with this technique is that your secondary (e.g. left-hand) menu won't show up. Instead of assigning to a hidden menu, it works just as well (in this case) to add them to ...

2009-06-22T20:25:38Z

New page: The only problem with this technique is that your secondary (e.g. left-hand) menu won't show up. Instead of assigning to a hidden menu, it works just as well (in this case) to add them to ...

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The only problem with this technique is that your secondary (e.g. left-hand) menu won't show up. Instead of assigning to a hidden menu, it works just as well (in this case) to add them to the main menu. If you really don't want to see them, you can reduce the mod_mainmenu "End Level".

My breadcrumbs aren't showing up either, but that may be a template problem(?)

[[User:Markroy|Markroy]] 20:25, 22 June 2009 (UTC)

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	I tried to create a "hidden" menu in the JA purity template, and it wouldnt let me create one without a module.		I tried to create a "hidden" menu in the JA purity template, and it wouldnt let me create one without a module.
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		+	This should be no problem. You can hide a menu by (a) disabling the module or (b) selecting (o)None in Menu Assignment block.
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		+	Another idea could be to make these category menu entries sub menu entries of sections menu entry. This was the way I found the problem with the blog layout: I tried to create a menu entry to the section with sub entries to its categories. It worked fine but by selecting the section and then a category the list layout was used instead of blog layout.
		+	So I found "layout=blog" AND "layout=default" and the causing code in view.html.php as described.
		+	But my personal hack was a bit more complicated to ensure always a layout is specified: I appended following block
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		+	if (stripos($category->link, '&layout=') === false) {
		+	$category->link .= '&layout=default';
		+	}
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		+	This appends '&layout=default' if there is no layout specified.
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		+	[[User:Hoffi\|Hoffi]] 16:20, 21 September 2010 (UTC)

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		+	I tried to create a "hidden" menu in the JA purity template, and it wouldnt let me create one without a module.