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    Just type the name in the address bar.
    Modx rocks as usual.
    I’m sure validation will break as soon as they start editing more content (and not closing tags, or putting in font tags) ;-)
    Had some performance issues, but I think it was because the resource directory was pointing to a c:/path in the xampp dev vs the /home path on the LAMP server. Once I cleaned up the paths, it ran smoother.

    This was also another rapidly developed site (that is why it is sparse on graphics). Have some minor IE issues with the top menu not showing the drop down and the left sidenavigation doesn’t highlight.

    Has anyone tried including the parent in the sub-navigation?

    For example:

    Click on Company, and you see this:

    Company headline (from [*title*]
    - child 1
    - child 2
    - child 3

    How can I get the follwoing in the left navigation of the submenus? (I’m using wayfinder)

    Company headline
    - company overview (which is the same as clicking company from the top menu)
    - child 1
    - child 2
    - child 3

    Right now, I have to create a separate page which duplicates the content of the folders along the top:
    Products | Solutions | Technology | Support | Partners | Company

    The reason why I want to do this is what if someone doesn’t click on the parent, but goes directly to a child item. In the left nav, there is no indication that you can go to the parent folder.

    Hope this makes sense!

    Thanks in advance smiley
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      Hi,

      I wanted to report a little mistake.
      In the breadcrumb trail, the parent of the current item label has the same color as the background.


      :-)
        Made with MODx : [url=http://www.copadel.com]copadel, fruits et l
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        Hi, don’t forget to add a "skip navigation" link. Otherwise text-to-speech users have to listen to the entire menu each time a page is loaded, and disabled keyboard users have to hit a key about 36 times each time a page is loaded. Looks nice!

        Andy