Hello Ciaran,

can you please fix another problem on the homepage?
The login from your previous visit is still active.

Greeting
Aray

Hello

What menu have your set for your footer menu (General -> Menus)? Try disabling all menu items within this menu.

Ciaran

The entries "Imprint" and "DSGVO" are entered in a module and assigned to the item "Footermenu."

Hello Ciaran,

the website is now to be indexed for the search engines and made known. For this purpose, the links on the footer position to the imprint and GDPR should work properly.
Could you please fix the problem?
Thank you very much.

Greetings
Aray

Hello

Maybe I misunderstand your issue. Could you please detail what you mean by 'links in the footer menu in the context of the home page'?

Ciaran

I'm not sure whether I understand your point. As far as I understand the structure of your site, you have a number of modules which you display before the content of your site. But those modules should not be displayed on the "Impressum" and "DSGVO" pages. If I'm correct, you should change the module assignment for the respective pages. But that's pure Joomla stuff and not related to the template at all.

Hello Ciaran and Dautrich,
Based on the Sceenshot "Menu Assignment" you can see that, for example, I only assigned the first upper module, like the others, to the start page "Hello." Thus, these should not be displayed when calling up the link imprint and with GDPR via the footer position (see: screen_impress). But also the main content is displayed with?

Hi Ciaran,

can you please look at the problem as a super admin. I already see a connection with the template.

Thank you very much
Aray

Hello

Just to confirm that this is a template related issue, could you try enabling one of the default Joomla templates (Cassiopeia) and see if the issue still exists...

Ciaran

After I have activated the Cassiopeia template, no more content will be displayed to me.

Hi Aray

The names of the module positions differ between LAYLA and Cassiopeia. Therefore, your modules don't show up. And there seems to be no featured article. As a result, your homepage is blank. As I mentioned in my post above, you should examine how you built your site structure. Maybe you also might want to dive deeper into the basics of Joomla, i.e. how articles and menu items should be used to set up a Joomla website.

Rolf

Hi Rolf,

I have already created more than a dozen websites with Joomml51 templates. If I could have used the demo version, a separate footer menu would have been selectable and the problem would not arise. The structure is well known to me. I think that the two links/references on the footer position are not processed properly by the template. Unfortunately, I am not a Hart coder to fix the error myself with my knowledge. I have regularly created a simple post, such as the imprint and the GDPR via a separate module on a module position (footer position) without problems and have it displayed properly. Not this time.

Axel

Hi Axel

I don't quite understand, why you use a module of type “Custom HTML” in that position. I have checked one of my sites (Template SKYLAR) as well as the LAYLA demo: Both use a menu in that position.

Rolf

I certainly would have done that! But I didn't install a demo template version! And with the bare template installation, a "footer menu" is unfortunately not available.

What should I have done differently with this approach?
- create the two contributions (imprint + GDPR)
- create your own module, post both links and assign them to the posts
- assign the position "Footer" to the module.
That's it!?

Does LAYLA not have this option (screenshot from SKYLAR):

Apparently not?
There is no further selection besides the "Main Menu."

You need to define a second menu, like I did, as visible in my screenshot! If there is more than one menu, you can select the proper one.

Actually quite simple! But as I show from the screenshots, is an error message thrown after creating the footer menu?

All good again! I only needed to deactivate the plugin specified in the error message and now the footer menu is displayed via which the posts are called up properly.

Thank you Rolf for showing me the way!