AB,

look in web.config for 

add name="DNNFriendlyUrl"

and set

includePageName="false"

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Cheers from Germany,
Sebastian Leupold

   

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The only way I can find to achieve the above is to make all the pages Hidden and create a list of image links in a text/html module with each link pointing to the page on the site. It get's a little tricky navigating until you have the nav module in place but it works.

I just set the module to 'display on every page' and I have a nav menu where I can use any font I like...

there must be an easier way? I'll have to design a skin around this method so I can have the nav menu along the top..

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thanks Chris

For now I have arrived at a solution by making all the pages hidden and creating a HTML menu with anchors on images to the various pages. But I'll try putting the HTML in the skin as you suggest.

I tried putting the tag in the page name but the path was so long there was never enough room as the string length is limited.
Any ideas?

I looked at your site and noticed that on the menu item where you use an image the characters appear when I hover over with the mouse. Am using IE 7.

regards
Angus

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