So, I want all those page to be accessible, except for "About". In my website, I want a menu with "home", "Products" and "About". But when you click on "About", I want this to go on "Item 1", with the following URL "/about/item1".
Of course, I know I can hardcode all this. But before doing it, I'll like to know if there's a better way to achive this.
DocumentType only for section (no page) : best practice?
Hello,
I know how to do what I want to do. But I'm asking here in case somebody can give a better practice to do this. Here the structure of my website :
-home
--Products
--About
---Item 1
---Item 2
---Item 3
So, I want all those page to be accessible, except for "About". In my website, I want a menu with "home", "Products" and "About". But when you click on "About", I want this to go on "Item 1", with the following URL "/about/item1".
Of course, I know I can hardcode all this. But before doing it, I'll like to know if there's a better way to achive this.
Thank you in advance!
Hi Nicolas,
I see no problem in taking this approach, I have done this with several websites. Makes sense with structuring the content.
As for redirecting the 'About' page, there are few ways to do this - you could write some logic in a masterpage template to redirect to the first child node? or use the "umbracoInternalRedirectId" property (associated with a content picker) to select which node it would redirect to?
Cheers, Lee.
Thank you very much!
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