By rkboettger on

I've searched the Drupal Help files with this question, but I'm not sure I'm using the correct key words.

I've been charged with converting my academic department's existing Website to Drupal. I'm running into an issue -- I find myself having to create pages that contain the same content because I can't figure out how to link multiple pages to the same content and reatain the correct navigation. A friend of mine uses an "Asset" feature in her CMS to achieve this goal, but Drupal's "Asset" module doesn't seem to do the same thing.

An illustration since I don't think I'm explaining myself well. On the following two pages, I have a link to a "Denton Life" page:

http://ltc.unt.edu/undergraduate
http://ltc.unt.edu/graduate

I've had to create the same "Denton Life" page twice because the navigation menu changes form undergraduate to graduate or vice versa, depending on which section I link it to.

I only want to create one page (and therefore update one page), link it to multiple pages, and retain the correct navigation. Can anyone tell me how I can achieve this goal?

Thanks. Happy to clarify as I'm still not communicating clearly.

-Ryan

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nevets commented

There is no reason you can not link to the same page from multiple menus.

rkboettger’s picture

rkboettger commented

Thanks, nevets. I guess I just don't know how to do that. Any tutorial suggestions?

nevets’s picture

nevets commented

If you visit the menu administration page you can add and re-arrange links there. In you case you would add the same link twice but under different parent items.

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rkboettger commented

Thanks. This is what I'm having an issue with though: I can link it from two different sources, but the problem occurs with the side menus. Both instances of the page are set to appear alongside their corresponding menus (undergraduate/graduate) so when I did this, both the grad and undergrad menus appear.