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Placing menus & attaching content blocks to a page

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Ruud:
Website baker is not responsible for placing items in the correct place.
This is all done by the browser and your CSS definitions.

Is your current work available online? so we can have a look?
Without looking at what you are doing, it is very difficult to help.

Ruud

Stefek:

--- Quote ---Is your current work available online? so we can have a look?
Without looking at what you are doing, it is very difficult to help.
--- End quote ---
Yes, that's true...


The only way I can think of could help you:
you use the
<h2><?php echo PAGE_TITLE; ?></h2>
for your H2 Hadlines.
Then your submenu code as Ruud proposed.
And then your content.
<?php page_content(); ?>

But thu you can't have custom H2's in your pages. And they are the same as the page title.

Regards,
Stefek

Anlina:
Here is one of my in progress pages that has been populated with all of the elements that could possibly appear on one page: http://scholarscanada.com/wb/pages/reading-readiness.php

Stefek:
I admire this subject and your design skills!

Did you try my suggestions?
I think this will work for you - but there is this litle limitation on choosing H2 different to the page title.

Unfortuanatly I see no other chance to do a trick on it.

Maybe someone else...

Best Regards,
Stefek

Anlina:
Thank you. :)

I did look at your suggested solution, and I think I could use the description field to add a subheader (h2) (not a great solution, probably really bad for seo) but that presents a new problem. On many pages the title and the header (h1) are the same, but on four pages the header is an image rather than having text in my h1 position.

It also might create issues with positioning the sidebar, though that would probably be easy to resolve. But the image header issue is one that I'm stuck on.

Right now, I'm thinking the best solution may be to hardcode the subnavs into a hidden page and then use the section picker module to add them to the appropriate pages in the appropriate places. Not ideal, but the best I can come up with. I don't think it will be overly problematic for updating either, as the site is going to be fairly static and not have new pages added frequently.

I just wish there was a way to do a show_menu2 call in a Code section of page.

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