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Hi All,

Image below from Portal Navigation.  I'm looking to configure the navigation so that "Content" is not duplicated in the drop down.  currently I have Content pointing to a Web Page,rather than just a Web Link Set as i'm using  Web Page Access Control so that Content is only Visible to users after signing in.

can anyone advise if this is possible please?

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  • smcconnell Profile Picture
    smcconnell 339 on at
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    Hi Ravi,  i knew about the local content page but i didnt know about deleting it as a solution for my issue, even deactivating it works.

    great aolution cheers!

    scott

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    smcconnell 339 on at
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    Hi Ravi,  i knew about the local content page but i didnt know about deleting it as a solution for my issue, even deactivating it works.

    great aolution cheers!

    scott

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    RaviKashyap Profile Picture
    RaviKashyap 55,410 on at
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    Hi,

    You may already know that when we create a web page, it actually creates 2  records for web page. One with "Is Root" equals "Yes" and other with "No" [which we called as content page].

    If you delete the content page i.e. the web page which has "Is Root" equals "No" then you will not see the second content option. You will still be able to apply Web Page Access Control for the webpage as you still have the one which says "Is Root" equals "Yes".

    Hope this helps.

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    Aric Levin 30,188 on at
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    You can also use a web template to control the navigation:

    {% assign nav = weblinks['WebLinkSetName'] %}

    You can then loop through the navigation items and child items...

     {% if nav  %}

       {% for link in nav.weblinks %}

         {% assign sublinks = link.weblinks %}

    Add your logic to show or hide the sublink here

    Hope this helps.

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    PS 23,577 on at
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    You will have to create content as a separate tab.

    The second content you see is the actual working tab.

    The first being just the tab name and shows you the options within.

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