Page list behavior
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I would like to use this to create a portal site for several art galleries.
So the top domain would contain various page lists of gallery pages for all of the sub-domains, orgainzed in various ways and generated by the page_list and search blocks. But the links in said lists would need to contain the sub-domains as the base of their links, and not the primary domain. I think that this way the search engines could crawl all they want and not find any duplication...
Question is, is there an easy way to accomplish this with the c5 page list? I suppose I could just use php to replace the link-text, but I'm curious how the page_list object behaves with this set-up.
So the top domain would contain various page lists of gallery pages for all of the sub-domains, orgainzed in various ways and generated by the page_list and search blocks. But the links in said lists would need to contain the sub-domains as the base of their links, and not the primary domain. I think that this way the search engines could crawl all they want and not find any duplication...
Question is, is there an easy way to accomplish this with the c5 page list? I suppose I could just use php to replace the link-text, but I'm curious how the page_list object behaves with this set-up.
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So, the page list may appear like this:
default.com/site1/page1
default.com/site1/page2
default.com/site2/page1
default.com/site2/page2
You could create a custom page list template and make the links print out differently.