1/ In the wiki

wiki wrote:

// links : list of external links to add in the menu. An example is the best
// than a long explanation :
//
// $conf['links'] = array(
//   'http://phpwebgallery.net' => 'PWG website',
//   'http://forum.phpwebgallery.net' => 'PWG forum',
//   'http://phpwebgallery.net/doc' => 'PWG wiki'
//   );
//
// If the array is empty, the "Links" box won't be displayed on the main
// page.
$conf['links'] = array();

or

2/ With [extension by grum] Advanced Menu Manager

I have this same request but i do not understand the response, do i need to put that code somwhere.  sorry im a noob

Hello,

I didnt understand this either, but I tired adding that code in the local files editor but now I cant access any page of my gallery, not even the admin menu. What has happened?

Please help. I dont want to have to rebuild my whole site.

Boone

2.3.3

Fantastique! Merci!

I had to delete the file twice for some reason but thank you that has fixed it perfectly. You have saved me a lot of time and frustration.

I would have posted code, had I known what file I should of been looking at and if I knew what code also ;)

However, my original issue still remains, how do I insert a blog or any other link for that matter in the menu bar?

I have attached an image with some red lines of where I potentially would like to insert links. Could you tell me which files or code I will need to edit to add links where these red lines are please?



Again thank you.

As far as the Advanced Menu plugin is concerned I have seen alot of posts with people suggesting to use this to add custom links, but like me, I dont think it answers the right question.  Yes its a good plugin for custom links etc but it adds an extra menu/block whereas I would prefer the option of having at least one additional custom link in the menu bar.

I don't seem to have the same problem your having with the web address. In my Advance menu I have the links set up in a personalised menu like so...

<li><a href="http://example.com/blog" title="Blog">Blog</a></li>

<li><a href="index.php?/contact" title="Contact form">Contact</a></li>

rather than the links tab in the Advanced Menu plugin. Then I just removed access to Menu and Specials blocks and voila, I have my own custom menu. When I click the blog link, it goes to the correct address unlike yours? :/ ...but I still want it in that menu bar!!! :D haha

Hi,
I made a backup of the index.tpl file and then changed the code as explained in the above message by boone, and it works great. (using the Stripped theme). I added "website" (which links to the main website) to the menu. However, I somehow an unwanted effect.  I'm not sure what I did wrong. The word "titrepage" is up just above the breadthumb menu. See picture below. Here is a picture:



http://pgallery.winterssewing.com/

Here is the code as I changed it.

titrePage<div class="titrePage">
  <div class="browsePath">
    <span id="menuswitcher" title="{'Show/hide menu'|@translate}">{'Menu'|@translate}</span><span class="arrow"> »</span>
    <a href="http://winterssewing.com" title="Main Website">website</a><span class="arrow"> »</span>
    <h2>{$TITLE}</h2>

In trying to get rid of the "titrepage" label I replaced the original index.tpl file, but "titrepage" remained (and the addition of "website" to the menu also remained.)  I cleared my browser cache. It still remained. I opened a different web browser. It still remained. Does Piwigo have a cache that I need to clear?

Does anyone know how to get rid of the "titrepage, or know what I did wrong?

Thanks,
Stephen

Last edited by Stephen Winters (2013-12-20 15:03:06)