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Hi! I'm using the Joomla 4 Everly template on this site: http://teamsters61dev.com

It's primarily single-page scrolling, except for the Latest News section, which utilizes the J51_News module.

I'd like to have the "Read More"s take you to a single Article page with that article, and then a Menu item that just takes you back to the Home page/single scrolling website page.

Just not sure how to best go about doing that. Any insights?

Thanks a ton,
Malice
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Hi Malice

For Joomla to be able to assign/unassign a module on any particular page it requires that the page have a menu item related to it. As I see it your solution would be one of the following..

1. Create a hidden menu. A quick Google search should give you plenty of information on this.
2. Use an extension that gives more elaborate module assignment possibilities. By far the most popular is... https://extensions.joomla.org/extension/advanced-module-manager/

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Hidden menu was exactly what I needed! Thanks!
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