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A quick tip about Drupal and how to have contextual submenus, please
Dear all, I am new to Drupal and trying to achieve this: - I created 3 primary links (for convenience let's call these about products and contacts) for my site - I created a new menu called new products, children of products, so now my site's structure is: about products new products contacts and the submenu new products is showing up in a block with the same name - I created a new page under new products, with some lorem ipsum. the site structure is now: about products new products page contacts - I used this syntax in order to have the block showing on every page under products (used url aliases in order to have that primary link called "products"): products products/* My problem is that the submenu new products does who only when I click the primary link "products", but when I click on the page I created, it disappears. It seems like the wildcard * is not working. Any suggestions? Thank you. I tried the Drupal forums but with no luck so far. |
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