Hi,

I've been playing around with mojo for a few days now. I've skimmed through the skinning and development docs but I don't feel confident that what I want is possible.

I would love to use all the great mojo functionality to create "stand-alone" pages. Ie. a page without any menus or navigation. Just a few custom made features to display messages depending on settings in our in house ERP system and then some semi-static information which should be editable by non-html savvy users. The page will be used inside one of our software products as an information page.

It probably goes against the whole purpose of a CMS, but I think the simple page editing features and features like surveys etc. in mojo is excellent and would love to use them on that page.

Comments are welcome!

Hi and thanks for the quick response.

I've found the "Allow hiding menu on pages" setting, and it works fine. I also needed to remove the page title, header image and the typical upper right corner navigation items (home, about, sitemap, login/logout etc.).

I've only played around with the "mitchinson-business3" skin so far, but I guess the other skins are similar. I managed to remove all the "built-in" or pre-configured navigation by commenting out the whole <div id="wrapheader"> part. Is there anything wrong by using this approach? The content editors will have to know the url to edit the page since the login link is gone, but that is fine.

By "Stand-alone page" I wasn't talking about technically, rather from the usage perspective, ie. it's not tied into a page-hierarchy with navigation and such.

If mojoportal is as clean and well made as is my impression so far we might even consider moving our entire site to mojo in the future. I hate messy software and strive to develop clean, pluggable and "separation of concerns" code myself and appreciate how simply, yet powerful, mojo seems to be.