I'm wondering if there is a feature in core or a contrib module that will give me a veritical menu block, similar to the ones shown here, that does not reqire custom theming.
I only need a single level of menu items.
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Try adding to your Views page /hirek Contextual filter "Global: Null". And use a Canonical URL for all pages, which will help eliminate duplicate content for search engines.
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thanks for the advice, I rewrote it, but I can still enter the news category in the search engine 3x 4x news/news/news/ I type as many times as I want
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It turned out that this is not a “term”, but a “page”. Ok. If this is a content type like “News”, it is logical to use the pattern "news/[node:title]" where "news" is a list of all...
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@izmeez, not to my knowledge. I just now searched and found a newly released BookMadeSimple module that might make that possible. I'll try it in a sandbox and report back.
Book Module - Cannot add content in draft mode
url pattern: [node:book:url:path]hirek/[node:title]
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The Nice Menus module gives me something close to what I want, except it definitely needs a bit of theming.
https://backdropcms.org/project/nice_menus
Hm, without Basis (directly or as a base theme), everything should work out of the box. If you use Basis, the issue is the following definition from core/themes/basis/css/component/footer.css:
.l-footer .menu > li {float: left;}In that case, theming is necessary, I guess:
.l-footer .menu > li {float: none;}Place menu blocks or content blocks into the footer and apply to the parent container
.l-footer-inner {
display: flex;
justify-content: center;
}
and
.l-footer-inner > div {
width: 25%;
}
https://www.w3schools.com/css/css3_flexbox.asp