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Would it be right or wrong to have two contexts set up?
Here is my thought/idea:
Web
All the pages which hold your website pages shown by your navigation
- home page
- products
- services
- about us
- contact us
Other
All the non-menu displayed items that are key to a website
- Privacy Policy
- Sitemap
- 404 Page
- Terms and Conditions
Is this totally unnecessary since you can hide from menus?
How do you typically do this?
[ed. note: adagency last edited this post 13 years, 6 months ago.]
I typically avoid contexts unless I absolutely need them because they can introduce a host of difficult-to-solve problems like imnplementing cross-context links, searching, etc. If it's possible to do what you want with resource groups, it's usually a better choice, IMO.
I would only use contexts for multi-language sites or multiple sub-sites coexisting under one MODX install.
YMMV
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+1 to Bob's answer. Contexts are not good for that kind of organizations because they hit a bit harder.
I usually only use contexts when I have conceptually different sites, but I want those sites to share resources (like templates, snippets, assets).
