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[chaimk Friend chaimkJoin date: December 2010Posts: 33Downloads:10Uploads:1 Thanks: 14]

#659199

Hi,

Ive been trying unsuccessfully to create a multi-column menu for my site http://jewishpostnj.com.

I would like to have the following layout under the news menu:

Column 1: News by Region with sub-menu grouped
Columns 2-3: News by county with sub-menu in two columns.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Chaim 🙂

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#659231

Hi
You can try Mega menu option in the template manager options to add column (block)in the mega menu drop dropdown .And publish a module inside this block .Here is documentation that will help you .

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#744929

Hi
You can try Mega menu option in the template manager options to add column (block)in the mega menu drop dropdown .And publish a module inside this block .Here is documentation that will help you .

[chaimk Friend chaimkJoin date: December 2010Posts: 33Downloads:10Uploads:1 Thanks: 14]

#659235

<em>@pankajsharma 486652 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi
You can try Mega menu option in the template manager options to add column (block)in the mega menu drop dropdown .And publish a module inside this block..</blockquote>

Thanks for your quick response.

Are you suggesting that the easiest method id to create another module for each of my sub-menu’s and then add them to the menu (via thememagic)?

Chaim 🙂

[chaimk Friend chaimkJoin date: December 2010Posts: 33Downloads:10Uploads:1 Thanks: 14]

#744933

<em>@pankajsharma 486652 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi
You can try Mega menu option in the template manager options to add column (block)in the mega menu drop dropdown .And publish a module inside this block..</blockquote>

Thanks for your quick response.

Are you suggesting that the easiest method id to create another module for each of my sub-menu’s and then add them to the menu (via thememagic)?

Chaim 🙂

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#659241

<blockquote>Are you suggesting that the easiest method id to create another module for each of my sub-menu’s and then add them to the menu (via thememagic)?</blockquote>
Hi
You can add the menu module or any other module via Mega menu options , Theme magic does not have this feature .

[Pankaj Sharma Moderator Pankaj SharmaJoin date: February 2015Posts: 24589Downloads:144Uploads:202 Thanks: 127 Thanked: 4196 times in 4019 posts]

#744938

<blockquote>Are you suggesting that the easiest method id to create another module for each of my sub-menu’s and then add them to the menu (via thememagic)?</blockquote>
Hi
You can add the menu module or any other module via Mega menu options , Theme magic does not have this feature .

[chaimk Friend chaimkJoin date: December 2010Posts: 33Downloads:10Uploads:1 Thanks: 14]

#659247

Sorry that is what i meant.

Is that my only option, is there no way to configure it via the menu (as in T3V2)?

[chaimk Friend chaimkJoin date: December 2010Posts: 33Downloads:10Uploads:1 Thanks: 14]

#744944

Sorry that is what i meant.

Is that my only option, is there no way to configure it via the menu (as in T3V2)?

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#659271

<em>@chaimk 486668 wrote:</em><blockquote>Sorry that is what i meant.

Is that my only option, is there no way to configure it via the menu (as in T3V2)?</blockquote>

Hi in
Latest T3 you can do this from the Mega menu options ,not from menu like in older framework .

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#744967

<em>@chaimk 486668 wrote:</em><blockquote>Sorry that is what i meant.

Is that my only option, is there no way to configure it via the menu (as in T3V2)?</blockquote>

Hi in
Latest T3 you can do this from the Mega menu options ,not from menu like in older framework .

[chaimk Friend chaimkJoin date: December 2010Posts: 33Downloads:10Uploads:1 Thanks: 14]

#662234

Getting back to the question, how can I configure a single menu to display across 2 columns? the menu is rather long and doesn’t work on small screens. I need a bit more help.

[chaimk Friend chaimkJoin date: December 2010Posts: 33Downloads:10Uploads:1 Thanks: 14]

#745577

Getting back to the question, how can I configure a single menu to display across 2 columns? the menu is rather long and doesn’t work on small screens. I need a bit more help.

[chaimk Friend chaimkJoin date: December 2010Posts: 33Downloads:10Uploads:1 Thanks: 14]

#662235

<em>@pankajsharma 486652 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi
You can try Mega menu option in the template manager options to add column (block)in the mega menu drop dropdown .And publish a module inside this block .Here is documentation that will help you .</blockquote>

Thanks that did the trick.

[chaimk Friend chaimkJoin date: December 2010Posts: 33Downloads:10Uploads:1 Thanks: 14]

#745578

<em>@pankajsharma 486652 wrote:</em><blockquote>Hi
You can try Mega menu option in the template manager options to add column (block)in the mega menu drop dropdown .And publish a module inside this block .Here is documentation that will help you .</blockquote>

Thanks that did the trick.

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