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Hi there,
I am building a website (based on WP) for a company that has two locations (A and B).
The menu of the website is relative simple, but some of the pages should be different based on the location)
– Home (Home A and Home B)
– About
– Competences
– Accountants (A and B)
– Contact (A and B)
There is a landing page where the end user “chooses a location”. Internally the end user is redirected to Home A (for location A) or Home B (location B).
Currently I have configured my nav-menu like this:
– Home (empty link, not clickable)
– Home A
– Home B
– About
– Competences
– Accountants (empty link, not clickable)
– Accountants A
– Accountants B
– Contact (empty link, not clickable)
– Contact A
– Contact B
Everything works perfect, but the end user loses the sense that he has chosen a location. Because every time they need to choose the desired location from the dropdowns.
Is there a way to have the nav-menu to be “context sensitive”. This means that I do not have submenus, but when I click from Contact A on Home, I actually go to Home A (and not Home B).
Thanks in advance