I want change page name on blog module..
I need that it shows like a "news"
Example:
/blog/post-title -> /news/post-title
There are two ways to do this.
The first is to duplicate the blog module as news.
See the following Gist script: https://gist.github.com/3949038
The second is to create a route to redirect blogs to news.
See:
Change the uri of a module without renaming the class in PyroCMS
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How can I create a page for each category automatically in Jekyll ?
example:
the url of the post : https://UsrNm.github.io/Category1/Category2/2018/02/16/Post1.html
I want when I go to link like: https://UsrNm.github.io/Category1/Category2/
Get All posts in category Category1 and Category2
or when I go to link like: https://UsrNm.github.io/Category2/
Get All posts in category Category2 only
You can't do this automatically.
Well, you have 2 options:
The Jekyll way and the hackish way.
In pure Jekyll way you will need to create pages manually for each category, even if you have posts with multiple categories. Note that Jekyll doesn't have dynamic routing for this.
In hackish way you could use Javascript to read the parameters in url and show/hide needed content. Idea is to render all of the posts(hidden by default) and create identifiers on them, proper way to do this would be adding html attribute data-category=cat1 and say that you have url like this
/category?categories=cat1,cat2. You could then get categories from url and add logic in javascript to show just the ones that are actually in that categories.
Hope that helps
You can use the gem jekyll-archives to do this kind of work, which is a plugin of jekyll.
Or if you want to do this manually, you can read this guide
You can see the example of my site
Tips: Github Pages do not support this. Thus, if you want to deploy this on Github pages, you can convert site to static files and push only _site dir to the repo, which has been mentioned at here :)
I'm working in magento blog
i have 2 store views each one for different country
the problem is when we add the blog link in the social media page .. we must to write only one store view in the URL
How can i add a blog URL that match with customer store view
ex: if customer from store view 1 open the link .. the URL will be (example.com/storeview1/blog)
and if customer from store view 2 open the link .. the URL will be (example.com/storeview2/blog)
I tried to make the URL be (example.com/blog)
but it refers to 404 page
Try this.
Open Admin panel
Goto System->Configuration
Change Current Configuration Scope to storeview1 or storeview2 from top of leftbar.
search for keyword blog under "aheadWorks Extensions" at leftbar
Try to change Route to Blog from settings.
Hope this will help some how.
I'm trying to understand the way Joomla (1.5) creates article URLs.
I created a module to display news. The module displays all the news, with correct URLs on the homepage mysite/component/content/article/xxxxxxxx.
I created a module to display the last article on the homepage and a button, see all news, linking to a menu item displaying a page with all the articles. The url is: mysite/news.
The problem is the URLs to the article are generated incorrectly as mysite/news/xxxxxxxx and they give a 404. How can I get the URLs to be the same as on the homepage?
Update: The new URL doesn't give a 404, it points to the same page as the menu, I mean mysite/news/ is the same as mysite/news/xxxxxxxx, it shows the list of all the articles and not the article itself
To create proper SEF URLs, two steps are needed:
Be sure to have a menu entry for each article in the list. You don't have to display that menu, it just has to exist. The menu entry's alias is used to build the SEF URL.
When creating links to such an article, be sure to include the parameter Itemid=n in the URL, with n being the id of the menu item. In article texts, use this structure:
index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=23&Itemid=125
Joomla! will convert that into a SEF URL automatically, and it will still work, when you for some reason turn SEF off.
If you generate links in a module, the URL is not converted automatically. You have to call JRoute::_() for that:
echo JRoute::_('index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=23&Itemid=125');
I am working on FAQ custom module which lists all FAQ related with particular product.
The following is the my product view page link:
http://mydomain.com/magentoassignments/index.php/watches/titan-suprimo-501.html
And following is the my custom FAQ page link for this product:
http://mydomain.com/magentoassignments/index.php/faqmodule/product/list/id/1/category/3/
Now, my requirement is create above link SEO friendly respective with product like following:
http://mydomain.com/magentoassignments/index.php/watches/titan-suprimo-501/faqmodule.html
OR
http://mydomain.com/magentoassignments/index.php/watches/titan-suprimo-501/faq.html
How can I achieve this?
First of all you have to create your custom rewrite in admin.
Just go to url rewrite management and choose custom url rewrite type
Give unique id path in id path field
In request path give this http://mydomain.com/magentoassignments/index.php/watches/titan-suprimo-501/faq.html
This is your request path from frontend
And in target path give this http://mydomain.com/magentoassignments/index.php/faqmodule/product/list/id/1/category/3/
internally magento use your target path.
And save your url rewrite
I have been tasked with updating a Joomla site. I have been working with existing pages for a while, but now I had to create a new page.
I just created a new page using Joomla. But I can't find what the URL to that page is. Also, the pretty urls are enabled. But I don't know how to create a pretty url for the page I just created.
I even tried adding the id to /index.php?Itemid= in the url and doesn't work.
Seems like something like this would be self-explanatory, but I have been looking around in the options and the menus and googling for the answer and I can't find it anywhere.
As far as I know, you need to attach an article to a category to view it.
You can assign the article to a category. After that open an article from that category and replace the text after the last "/" in url with the alias of your article.
You can also assign the article to a category that is linked to a menu item. that way you will be able to see the article link in the menu.
You may later remove the article from the category.