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Thank you! That is exactly what I was looking for.<br />
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At the top of every content page in Joomla I have a navigation menu that shows me each page I have visited up to the one am currently in. For example : &nbsp;Home&gt;Documents&gt;Daily news&gt;Todays news<br />
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This navigation menu displayes on every page on my website. How and where can I turn this menu option off?<br />
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At the top of every content page in Joomla I have a navigation menu that shows me each page I have visited up to the one am currently in. For example :  Home>Documents>Daily news>Todays news

This navigation menu displayes on every page on my website. How and where can I turn this menu option off?

Thanks

Thank you! That is exactly what I was looking for.



Hide menu tree in Joomla

At the top of every content page in Joomla I have a navigation menu that shows me each page I have visited up to the one am currently in. For example :  Home&gt;Documents&gt;Daily news&gt;Todays news

This navigation menu displayes on every page on my website. How and where can I turn this menu option off?

Thanks

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