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[Helvécio da Silva]

David, I'm not really sure if I understand what you want to accomplish.

If you have some custom HTML PAGE, it's best practice to have a menu item
pointing to a wrapper that will load the custom HTML page you want to
display.

Also, Joomla is very flexible nowadays with regular HTML. You can simply
create an article and paste all there is between the <BODY> tag, using the
HTML editor.

All the best!

2012/7/13 David Roth <davidalanroth at gmail.com>

> I've always had to place modules in a position on a Joomla page with an
> existing something, such as an Article. What if I have a custom HTML module
> (or some type of display module) and I want to give it it's own Joomla page
> and link to it from a menu in the Menu Manager. Can this be done without
> putting in the direct URL in the link field for the Menu? Or is it better
> to have it appear as one of the Menu Types?
>
> David Roth
>
>
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