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Thread: hiding child departments after page content

  1. 11-01-2011, 02:49 PM #1
    rfrancisco is offline Junior Member
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    i was wondering if there was a way to hide the links to the child departments that show up after the content portion of a page. For example, on my left nav I have

    Department A
    Apple Department
    Alpha Department
    Department B
    Bravo Department
    ........

    When you click on Department A, the content shows, but it also has links to the Apple Department and Alpha Department after the page content. Is there any way to hide this? I've tried changing the Display Format XMLPackage drop down to different xml files, but none of them seem to work. Should I just create my own?
  2. 11-02-2011, 09:54 AM #2
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    You would need to modify one of the XML packages to not display that list, all of them are designed to display that 'out of the box'.

    If you want this for your departments only, I'd recommend you make a copy of one of the existing packages, then modify that one and assign just the depts to use it, so your other entity types aren't affected.
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