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scha

I prepared an account

aman204

scha As per your last screenshot, I am unable to see any notable difference when viewing this page Ref: screenshot

scha

I tried to explain it in post4/10: There is no new menu in the frontend in position mainnnav , although the preview in the backend shows the new menu.
Not only the menus (except the main menu) but also the titles of the articles are no longer displayed.

saguaros

scha

Could you share the FTP account also?

pavit

Hi scha

Your menus are not correctly displayed because for some reason the mainnav block in template style is overrided from your custom position , so in any other template style different from your default other menus cannot be displayed correctly but only your mainmenu is always showed - i can suggest to reinstall template with it's core files and remove all your customizations done -

Best regards

scha

That sounds interesting! Is there a table in the database where you can replace "schulprofil" with "mainnav"?
Do you also have an idea because of the missing titles of articles?
Thank you very much for your help.

scha

I have another website (http:// geschichte.sophie-scholl-schule.eu ) that is much simpler. There are only two styles (see screenshot). On this website the menus work.
I have created a menu called "untermenü". I created a corresponding module in the position "mainnav" . I created a new style in the template and selected " Untermenü " as menu under navigation. In the layout is automatically " untermenü" entered instead of "mainnav".

pavit

scha I created a corresponding module in the position "mainnav"

It is not needed to create menu modules in mainnav position - you only need to create menus and then from template manager assign that menu to the template .

Please look at the T3 documentation HERE

scha

I am not using Megamenu. But I will try your advice.

scha

I deleted all modules with the position mainnav.
In the position mainnav only the Main Menu appears in the frontend and never the menus which belong to the other styles.

scha

We tried everything. New Joomla installation, but of course only over the existing installation. New template installation.
The error remains. We will move the other menus to the position sidebar-1. This works.
The problem remains that the titles of the posts have disappeared.
Is there a solution?
Can the settings be found in the database?
Thank you again for your efforts.

aman204

scha Hi

The problem remains that the titles of the posts have disappeared.

As suggested earlier by @saguaros, Can you add your ftp details in edit fields too in order to take closer look. You can add the details in format outlined below :

Site admin account
Admin panel username/password
Ftp info (host, user, pass)
Ftp hostname, username, password

scha

aman204
Did You find a solution?

scha

If you see titles on some pages of our website, then these are not real titles but are parts of the text of the article.
The correct titles do not appear.

pavit

scha The correct titles do not appear.

I created a new menu item and linked it to an article - as you can see article title is correctly showed

Regards

scha

That's interesting. We obviously never tried it with a new article. With the old articles, however, the title has disappeared.
But this will definitely help us.

scha

Unfortunately, it's a little more complicated than that:
I created a menu "test". This menu is associated with a post whose title is "Title of article". When calling this menu, the title of the article is not displayed but instead the title of the menu "test". That is wrong.

If I assign the category "Aktuelles" to this post, so that it should appear automatically in the position Sidebar-1, then the title is missing thereas well.

pavit

Hi scha

I tried to assign a protostar template to your menu item test but changes are not reflected on the frontend - if you have a cdn then you should disable it -

I tried installing template on my local ( php 7.2 and joomla 3.9 ) with latest released quickstart and cannot replicate any of your issues -

You can try to do the same and you will see it.

Regards

scha

pavit
As I have already written, I have a website (http://geschichte.sophie-scholl-schule.eu ) where everything works properly. It is a problem exactly only on the website sophie-scholl-schule.eu. There must be a misconfiguration somewhere in this website.

The menu is called "Test", the corresponding article has the title "Textbeitrag".

I think I have no cdn.

If you examine the well working page with a tool, you will find the following:

<header class="article-header clearfix">
	<h1 class="article-title" itemprop="headline">
					<a href="/index.php/test" itemprop="url" title="Testbeitrag">
				Testbeitrag</a>
			</h1>
			</header>

On the erroneous site one finds only this without reference to article-header:
:

		<div class="page-header clearfix">
	<h1 class="page-title"> Scholl-Streich-Orchester </h1>
</div>

scha

I tried a lot again.
If the article is assigned to a menu, the name of the menu appears at the top of the article instead of the title.
Or: The article is not assigned to a menu. But it is assigned to a category. There is a module so that the articles of this category should appear e.g. automatically in the position Sidebar-1. There the titles are listed but when you call an article from this list the title is gone.
One can say: in no case the title of the article is shown together with the article.

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