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Noah Laurent
3,080 PointsHow to accomplish this site planning layout?
Here's what I want to accomplish, any thoughts on how can I pull this off without hiring a pro?
4 Answers
Andres Altuve
16,274 PointsHi Laurent,
If you are using a premium theme you could create a main menu that sits on top of your site that could have the following links for example : Home - City#1 - City#2 - Promote your business - Contact.
As for the secondary menu you could use the custom menu Widget that comes with Wordpress and then display the widget depending of the city you choose. To achieve this, you have to use a plugin that allow you to show a widget depending on the page you are.
Andres Altuve
16,274 PointsHi Laurent, As long the categories are not parents you should have no problems at all.
You could create two categories and make them work as parents, for example, and then create childs with the same name.
City#1
- Where to go
- Where to eat
- etc...
City#2
- Where to go
- Where to eat
- etc...
The only thing is going to change is the slug, for example in city one your Where to go category will have the following slug "Where-to-go", but in your city#2 the slug is going to be set to " Where-to-go-city#2"
I´ve tried this and worked with no problem, I even added a category widget and displayed both parents categories with their respective child using the same name.
I hope this makes sence for you.
Noah Laurent
3,080 PointsHello Andres, It does make sense indeed, but the slug gets a lot uglier don't you think? I can always prefix the category with the city name like "city-where-to-eat". But setting up the navigation I cannot have the same menu in the 2 cities, I would need a custom menu for each, or not? Can I have custom menus to pages? Any thoughts on that?
Thanks
Noah Laurent
3,080 PointsMakes sense. Thanks Andres