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well, the subject already said, what I want

Is it possible to display an article-list in the navigation, or perhaps somewhere else (but not in the main-box)?

Arkanis wrote:well, the subject already said, what I want

Is it possible to display an article-list in the navigation, or perhaps somewhere else (but not in the main-box)?

yes with the dev release!! It have a content anywhere function - pretty power full

HI

for that you can use the Content Anywhere Function in Vers. 1.2.1 - there you can build your own areas for the Layout.

pico wrote:HI

for that you can use the Content Anywhere Function in Vers. 1.2.1 - there you can build your own areas for the Layout.

to slow

just a second

ok, with earlier version its not possible?

and how is it possible to display such a list in the main-box?

The thing is, i have played around with the core code...
For example the "news-script" from emediafabrik.

hello

it would be possible! but not as simple as with the new version!

please take a look here
http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.p ... t+in+other

thx, I think i get the dev-release and change the things a bit.

newbie-question: how do I create an article list?

in release 1.2.1, is it possible to put the startsite in the navigation-list?

I'm not sure if you have missed the question ofr if i have...
I read the question to be asking if the aritcles could be listed in the navigation as subcategories...

• Category 1 (closed)
• Category 2 (open)
  • Sub Cat 1 (open)
    • Article 1
    • Article 2
    • Article 3
  • Sub Cat 2(Closed)
  • Sub Cat 3 (Closed)
• Catergory 3 (closed)

The point of the Question is that the article list is not show in the {CONTENT} (or anywhare else) rather only the first article is show in full (equivalent to layout: -1) and ALL articles appear as sub nav links in the menu.

If this IS the real question then no sorry, thisis not possible in any version AFAIK.

If this is not the real Question then I'll get my coat and go now

pSouper wrote:

• Category 1 (closed)
• Category 2 (open)
  • Sub Cat 1 (open)
    • Article 1
    • Article 2
    • Article 3
  • Sub Cat 2(Closed)
  • Sub Cat 3 (Closed)
• Catergory 3 (closed)

Do I understand correctly that the above menu-structure isn't possible: putting article-titles in the menu as links to the articles??! In that way you could avoid defining extra and unneccesary structure items.

yup you are correct in asumming that the example I gave is not possible and there is not a way that I know of that will avoid creating extra categories... BUT... they cost nothing so why be so thrifty with them

you could consider alternative navigational methods such as the ones mentioned above eg.. a catgory nav tag {NAV_...} and an article menu/list set to appear in a given block placing {LEFT/Right/Custom etc..}