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I've just started playing with C5 and I must say that I'm impressed.
I have a problem that is very annoying to me and that is the "HOME" link in the nav bar on the home page. This is very redundant and imho not necessary. Is there a way to get this particular link off of the home page?
TIA,
Sammy
I have a problem that is very annoying to me and that is the "HOME" link in the nav bar on the home page. This is very redundant and imho not necessary. Is there a way to get this particular link off of the home page?
TIA,
Sammy
If you're using "Header Menu" template for your navigation, the first li-element has class "first". If you're on the home page, it has ALSO class "nav-selected". Therefore it should be possible to hide the link with CSS.
#page #header #headerNav ul.nav-header li.first.nav-selected {display:none}
This may not be the best practice, but if you don't need that "first" class to something else, it shouldn't be that bad solution.
I'd concider twice if the home page link is really unnecessary there. It's good to show users where they are. In some cases it is redundant, but not always.
#page #header #headerNav ul.nav-header li.first.nav-selected {display:none}
This may not be the best practice, but if you don't need that "first" class to something else, it shouldn't be that bad solution.
I'd concider twice if the home page link is really unnecessary there. It's good to show users where they are. In some cases it is redundant, but not always.
You can configure it to show the first level of pages underneath another page. If you point it to the home page, it should only display your top-level pages.
The design will look a bit different than the Auto-Nav block, which I believe is the block that's used for the default site navigation. You can either change the site's CSS or you can create a custom template.