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Posted: 16.05.2005, 03:57

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I'm completely new to PostNuke, and would like some help. I want to add some entries to the menu bar that will open up static HTML content in the center column. I'm guessing I need to create new modules that hold simple HTML, and then add the entries in the menu bar block pointing at those files. Is that correct? If so, can someone point me to a module tutorial, as I'm having problems navigating the documentation.

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Posted: 16.05.2005, 04:06

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I would suggest using the Sections module. You create sections, which are like groups of pages. Then you create pages within. From the menu you can link to any single page.
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Posted: 16.05.2005, 04:25

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I had thought of that and was trying to figure out how to make it work. I could create one category for each static page, and then one article for each category. Only I still have the problem of when you click on a category there is a header div (Category:whatever The news items published under this category are as follows. ) and then a See All link. If I could remove those, I'd be golden.
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Posted: 16.05.2005, 04:27

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Okay, I had a brain malfunction. I read category where you said section. I'll play with that now. Thanks.
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Posted: 16.05.2005, 04:37

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Yeah, that isn't going to work. Using Sections still leaves hyperlink and static text in the center column. I only want my HTML in there. Thanks for the pointer though.
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Posted: 16.05.2005, 04:44

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take a look at htmlpages from http://www.markwest.me.uk/
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Posted: 16.05.2005, 06:41

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That did the trick. I'll have to go see if I can figure out this paypal thingy now :P
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