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  1. jonathanacote
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Hi,

I am having trouble setting up menus with multilanguage functions and your template ''Habitat''. It seems that in Template manager, Template options, under MENU, I have to select a Hornav menu assignment. Since with multilanguage setup, I have to have 2 menus, one for english and another one for french. Since the option in the template is static, I am not sure how to get around this?

Thank you,

Jonathan
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Hi Jonathan

You have to possible options..

1. Select a Template style in your 'Template Manager' (Eg. Habitat - Default) and duplicate it for each language you want. In each of the styles then select the menus to be displayed for that language. You can then set that template style to the langauge via the 'Languages' dropdown or by assigning the correct menu items via the 'Menu Assignment' tab.

2. Within the templates parameters you will see an option to convert the menu to a module position. Once selected you can then create a menu for each language set to the 'hornav' module position.

Ciarán
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Excellent! Works fine now.

Thanks for good and quick support!

Jonathan
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