Solved Helix Framework

OSMAP in footer

Asked by Stefan 5 years ago Last activity 5 years ago

Hi,
we're using Helix Ulitmate as a template.
Now I want to create a XML sitemap with OSMap and show the full navigation (this sitemap) in the footer.
But when I add a new menu with menutype OSMap - add a new module with position footer and this menu, the menu is only one link which is relating to the sitemap.

any idea how to do this?

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Stefan Asked this

5 years ago

Hi,
I've added this code to custom css in the template and added one menu per module.
but it looks the same way - please see hidden box for url.

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Rashida Rahman Staff

5 years ago

Hi there!

Thanks for contacting us.

Do you want to show the module on every page of your site? Is this the issue?

Did you select all pages from the menu assignment tab of the module?

Your site URL along with screenshots would be better to understand the issue.

Best Regards

Stefan Asked this

5 years ago · edited

Solved it.
But now my issue is the default css for menus.

Now the footer looks like:

Menutitl1
subtitle
subtitle
Menutitle2
subtitle
subtitle
subtitle
Menutitle3
subtitle
subtitle
subtitle

But I want to have it next to each other, like:

Menutitl1 Menutitle2 Menutitle3
subtitle subtitle subtitle
subtitle subtitle subtitle
subtitle subtitle subtitle
subtitle subtitle subtitle
subtitle subtitle

any idea?

EDIT:
I saw that this forum is removing the spaces for my example above.
So I created a screenshot: https://ibb.co/BVt0yBK

Rashida Rahman Staff

5 years ago

Would you please give me your site URL to check?

Stefan Asked this

5 years ago

pls. see in the hidden content box.

Rashida Rahman Staff

5 years ago

Hi,

Please create 3 columns in the footer and assign different module positions there. then publish your menu modules in those separate columns position.

I hope this will help!

Best Regards

Paul Frankowski Senior Staff

5 years ago

If I may....

sitemap.xml is not for humans - only for Google, Bing etc.
So all you need is just add link to it to hidden menu and share link inside Google / Bing Webmaster panel where there is a field to share link to site map.

For normal people - you can add map that is HTML view.

Paul Frankowski Senior Staff

5 years ago

Check this extra custom CSS.

#sp-footer #sp-footer ul.menu li {display: block; }

And you need to use 3-4 menu modules and display selected areas only to have 3-4 columns.

But I am not sure if you know how SEO works, but duplicating menus on this same website - doesn't help. It may even harm SEO of your website, so as 1st step I suggest ask SEO Expert about details.

Paul Frankowski Senior Staff

5 years ago

your bottom section looks OK, no need to change anything there.