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User: Susan S. 7 years ago
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I'm probably missing something obvious. As Everweb gets "mature" it gets new features each time and unless you use them you don't even know about them. I just found out about the "redirect to child's page" option - cool! I'm using the menu widget because I needed the drop down menu option. However, I have 2 menu items that I want to be links. I don't even want them to have a "page" in Everweb. Or if to be listed in the widgets menu they must have a page, I don't want the user to visit that page, I want them to be automatically redirected to an outside URL. How do I do that?? Susan (in case I'm not clear. Client is an artist that sells prints on Fine Art America. I have a menu item that says Buy Prints. I don't want visitors to have to click that in the menu, then go to a page and have to click Buy Prints link on that page, too much clicking. I just want them to click the menu item and go to Fine Art America) |
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User: EverWeb Support 7 years ago
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Hi, Susan! It's possible to do, I'll tell you how. First of all, you'll need to keep that page in the navigation menu. Then select it and go to Inspector > Page Settings, scroll down till you see Header/Footer code section. Expand it and in Head code place this code: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <!-- HTML meta URL redirect - generated by www.rapidtables.com --> <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0; url=https://anyurlyouwanttoredirectto.com/"> </head> <body> </body> All you need to do is to substitute https://anyurlyouwanttoredirectto.com/ with the real URL you need. After that, each time you go to that page, you will get redirected to the specified URL right away! Wayne ------------------------------- EverWeb Customer Support Submit Tickets or Learn More |
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User: Susan S. 7 years ago
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Well I jury rigged it while waiting for your answer and I'm curious which is the best way: your option or my jury rig. Does your way work with every browser? Here is what I did. I used 2 menus, because the pages I need linked are the last two menu items. So I made the menu on the left a nav. widget with the drop downs I needed. And the menu on the right is just 2 links. Obviously I matched the font and colors and then made it a master so it's on every page. Works well but not sure if one or the other has any advantages. Susan |
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