In an older version (9 or 10), I had followed a tutorial for having some shared content in a page outside the normal navigation.
I’ve created a similar thing in 15: A “content settings” document type that holds shared content that can be displayed in various places.
My “content settings” is a second root document that shouldn’t have public urls
When I save and publish I get warnings because there are no domains configured for it.
Is there a better way to approach this?
I use umbraco 15.3.1 and have 404 page configured this way. It does not complain at all when I publish it.
As another approach, you can try to map your “content settings” as “/content-settings” in Culture and hostnames - then it will work for sure.
You can hide the domain warnings and unroutable content warnings with these settings:
Thanks @LuukPeters ,
I was hoping for something with more granular control so that I could keep the warnings for the main content tree, but I’ll keep the options in mind 