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Use it for questions about path aliases, a way of creating pretty human readable URLs to replace system URLs like node/[nid].
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A content type with two or more view displays with custom URLs
I have a content type that requires different views. I am defining multiple view modes in the content type manage display page and using view page mode. This works fine if the url is /%/{view mode} …
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How can I have a second alias for a node to be displayed in a different view mode?
The above approach was too complex for the time crunch so I went back to my first solution which was to create a new content type that contains a field that is an entity reference to the 'original' co …
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How can I have a second alias for a node to be displayed in a different view mode? [duplicate]
I have nodes whose content type is X that I would like to render differently based on the node path. I'd like to use the default view mode for a path alias and a custom view mode for the other path a …
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