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August 18th, 2002, 11:45 AM
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Adding custom content
I would like to add some custom content to my PostNuke portal. The custom content is related to my hometown.
I have added a new menu option to my menu bar. I already have the content in HTML files. The idea is to continue to use my main portal page. If the user wants to see information about my web site, he will select the name off the menu options (dropdown list) and will be taken to a screen where there will be information pertaining to my hometown. If somebody has an idea on how to implement this, please send me a note to anye@caripito.com. Have a great day, Angelo
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August 20th, 2002, 12:48 AM
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RE: Adding custom content
I have never done a nuke site but I assume it's like other CMS programs and that the content is included in a variable. All you need to do is make the drop down variable point to the custom content in a way that is similar to the the way the rest of the drop down works.
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