If I as able to post a screenshot, you could see that the menu has been assigned to all the pages
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POSTED: 2021-03-19
Hello IAJOEMRATI,
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Hello IAJOEMRATI,
Just checked your website, it seems you was able to publish the menu, you just need to remove the World Map random image module assignment for the submenu items like we did for the first one.
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Did you assign the menu to your articles? Here you can see the Joomla module assignment documentation: https://docs.joomla.org/How_do_you_assign_a_module_to_specific_pages%3F
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Just checked your website, it seems you was able to publish the menu, you just need to remove the World Map random image module assignment for the submenu items like we did for the first one.
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You can do it by editing css:
/templates/as002027/css/ext.asmenu.css
the following class (line 10):
#as-menu {
background-color: transparent;
background-image: none;
min-height: 20px;
float: left;
}
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We do not see any changes, what place did you put your css?
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the bottom left part of the website's footer contains copyright information, i.e. 'COPYRIGHT ©' + current year' + Name of the website.
Is it possible to change the part of the name of the website to something else?
On internet I found it should be possible to change it in /domains/namewebsite/public_html/language/en-GB by editing the mod_footer.ini, but that didn't do the trick
You can do it by editing the template's index.php file line 379. look for trademark section.
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