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What is the Menu Manager module in CMS Made Simple?
The Menu Manager is a module that reads your page hierarchy and builds a navigation using a ‘Menu Manager Template’. By default a few sample menu manager templates are included with your default installation.
How to add child pages to a menu?
If you want this menu item link to open in a new window, hover over the right side of the menu item. Click the Actions dropdown menu and select the Open link in new window checkbox. Click a menu item label and drag it into position to reorder your menu items. Add child pages to a menu
In the left sidebar menu, navigate to Website > Navigation. Your default menu contains the pages that will automatically populate the default content of an advanced menu module. Use the dropdown menu to select an existing menu to update. To create a new menu, click + Add menu.
Do you need a menu module for HubSpot?
HubSpot provides a menu module and tag to make displaying the menu on your site easy. For menus that may only make sense for a single page, like a pillar page’s table of contents, there are simple menus. Simple menus are not global and are specific to the page they are displayed on (unless included in global content).
How to integrate your CMS with your marketing platform?
The approach you take to integrate your marketing systems, especially your CMS and engagement platform will depend on your strategy and the specific tools you use. It’s important to understand the capabilities of each system, and the pros and cons of doing different activities in each one.
How are digital assets stored in a CMS?
Digital assets are content and multimedia you offer on your website, landing pages, and in emails. These include images, videos, webinar recordings, and a range of written content like ebooks, whitepapers, infographics, and datasheets. You can store your assets within your CMS or your engagement platform.
Can You host Dynamics 365 on an external CMS?
Now you can choose to host all Dynamics 365 for Marketing forms and content on an external CMS while still collecting rich interaction data like visits, submissions, registrations, and more.