One page in two different menus
I have this issue come up a couple of times in my website.
I created a “Facilities” page, which is important enough to be its own parent menu item. It has 4 “children”/ subpages (you can see them by looking at the dropdown menu under the “Facilities” link on the main menu bar.
“Facilities,” however, is also a sub-page of “Research,” so I need it to show up as a link in the research links (you can see that it is currently listed in the drop down menu of the “Research” link on the main menu bar.)
The way I made this one “Facilities” page show up in two different main menu categories is that I created two links in the menu link list. One link was top-level and the other is a “child” of the “Research” link. This is how I was taught to do this when I asked previously.
This all worked fine, except that I now have the Research menu in the sidebar of the facilities page rather than the facilities sidebar (which I previously had, before I added the second link from Facilities to Research). I would prefer that the Facilities menu be there.
That having been said, I’d also be fine if the research menu stayed and I could expand the facilities menu under the research menu. This would be another option but I don’t know how to do that either, and am not sure I can the way I’ve set it up.
So any advice you are able to give on this would be great, thanks!
Hello Victoria,
This is resolved by adding a full URL in the menu that you item you DON’T want it to show up instead of the relative path. We’ve already fixed it for you.
Josue
Great, thanks. I’m not sure I completely understand what you did and I have to do it for another page too. Can you just explain to me on which administrative screen you made this change? Thanks.
You select the gear in the Main Menu, then List Links, then edit the following item:
Josue