Hi Daniel

There is two options available to you. One is to convert the top menu area in to a module position and then create a menu module via your module manager for each of your language. To convert this area may I suggest the following post.. http://www.joomla51.com/forum/support/commercial-templates/hornav-module-not-visible-in-avenue#627

A second solution is to create a separate template style for each language (Extension -> Template Manager -> J51_Resonate -> Save as Copy). Within this style you can then use the menu assignment fields to assign the style to the menu items of a particular language, adjusting the hornav menu to match.

Ciarán

Hi CIaran

I have a working multilang menu now, using the link above. is it possible to convert the "footer menu" (and/or others) too?

Thanks

Tom

Hi Tom

To convert the footer menu to a module position edit the following near the end of your templates base.php (../templates/j51_resonate/php/layouts/base.php)..

	<?php if($footermenu_onoff == "1") : ?>

	    <div id="footermenu" class="block_holder"><div class="module_margin">

	         <?php echo $footermenu; ?>

	         <div class="clear"></div>

	    </div></div>

	<?php endif; ?>

Change to...

  	<div id="footermenu" class="block_holder"><div class="module_margin">

		<jdoc:include type="modules" name="footermenu" />

		<div class="clear"></div>

	</div></div>

This will convert the area to a position called footermenu.

Ciarán

Hello Ciaran

Was in holidays some time thus the late answer. works like a charm, thank you!