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Old 15.07.2004, 23:16   #1 (permalink)
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RedCross Is there a mod or comp to add additional page number and next on long content items??

Is there a mod or comp to add page numbers and <Next> at the bottom of long content items? I would like for something that will do this on typed content.

Also, is there another way to add content without have to Use Categories of the contect section? Such as..

| Content
----Categories
|----- Content items

I would prefer this

| Content
----Items

Any ideas??

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Old 16.07.2004, 00:01   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: Is there a mod or comp to add additional page number and next on long content items??

To add a page break to your content items, simply type "{mospagebreak}" in your content window at every point where you want to start a new page on long content items.

For your Categories-->Content question, you might try doing the following:
1) Go to your admin site.
2) Click "Site->Menu Manager->Main Menu"
3) Click "New"
4) A list will pop up with choices for what you want to add to the main menu. The option you want to select is "Content Category" - don't select "Content Category (Archives)".
5) On the next page, select the category you want, parent item, and access level, and then click "Save".
6) Publish your new menu item on the "Main Menu" admin screen.

You might also be interested in trying a "Content Blog Category" in step 4. Check it out and see if you like it better.

Let me know if you have any more questions. Good luck!

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Default Re: Is there a mod or comp to add additional page number and next on long content ite

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For your Categories-->Content question, you might try doing the following:
1) Go to your admin site.
2) Click "Site->Menu Manager->Main Menu"
3) Click "New"
4) A list will pop up with choices for what you want to add to the main menu. The option you want to select is "Content Category" - don't select "Content Category (Archives)".
5) On the next page, select the category you want, parent item, and access level, and then click "Save".
6) Publish your new menu item on the "Main Menu" admin screen.
after select Blog Content Category we have to select category right.. what if i don't want to appear anything at the 1st page.. just like this

Profile
-> People1
-> People 2

if user click on Profile -> just apear text [ this profile is about staff in my company. Please select user that u want]

after that user click People 1 and the profile appeared..
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