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Doug
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I just installed Jextensions 3.2 on my J3 site. Two questions

1) I created a menu item using the built in menu item Jextensions. That menu item works fine but opens my browser in the parent window with NO page menu. How do I include my normal page menu on the html site map for my site?

2) On the html site map that it creates ther are three social meida icons in the upper right. How do I ellimintae these icons?

Doug
 
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John Dagelmore
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Hello Doug,

about the first question you should be able to add a new menu item for the HTML sitemap using the standard Joomla menu. There is the view for JSitemap -> HTML sitemap. That will include a normal menu poiting to the sitemap.

The second question requires a look at your html page, no social icons are included in the sitemap tree, normally it looks like on the demo site: http://demo.storejextensions.org/jsitemap_professional/
If you get extra icons the problem could be due to some css used by the template and applying also to the sitemap tree.

John
 
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Doug
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John I do not understand where to set the main menu view? I must be missing something.

You can view both my questions by going to www.cuse.ca and see the site map menu in the lower right.

Doug
 
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John Dagelmore
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Hi Doug,

i visited your site, but i think that you have already added the sitemap to the footer menu. This is what i meant about using a standard menu item view for the HTML sitemap. What i mean is add a new item in your Joomla menu (see below)
The problem seems more related to the menu assignment of modules and menu in your Joomla site, if they are not assigned to the new menu item that could be the reason of missing elements.

John
 
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I also noticed that the problem could be in the template assignment, the site uses as002048 but on the sitemsp page the one loaded is named 'frontoffice'
 
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