Static Pages

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   Magentist on Oct 06, 2010 Reply

   Hi Sarit,

   I’d say by far the easiest way to do this is to create a “category” for your CMS page.

   First, rather than creating a CMS page, create a Static Block with the contents for your page. Then create a new product category for your page. Under the “Display Settings” tab for your new category, set the Display Mode to “Static Block Only” and set the CMS Block to the Static Block you just created.

   If for some reason you need more control than this option allows you and you prefer to add a navigation link manually, open this file: /app/design/frontend/default/your-theme/template/catalog/navigation/top.phtml

   Just before </ul> add in the code for your link, which should look something like this:

   <li class="level0"><a href="/cms-page-url"><span>My CMS Page</span></a></li>

   Unfortunately, this method can get sloppy. Since Magento doesn’t “know” about your link, it would display as the active page in the navigation when you’re on that page unless you jury-rig a method with CSS. It’ll work, but like I said, it’s a bit sloppier than the first method I mentioned.

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