Hi guys,
I know that there are conditions that can be used for example in the
template.
There something like [browser = msie] should execute the following code
only, if the user uses IE.
But how can I display a content-element only, if IE is used?
Greetings
Christopher
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A specific numbered content element, or a content element (as in all
text content elements), or a part of your template?
Christopher wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I know that there are conditions that can be used for example in the
> template.
> There something like [browser = msie] should execute th
Hi Tyler,
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>A specific numbered content element, or a content element (as in all text
>content elements), or a part of your template?
I mean a normal content-element (text) which I have inserted in one page of
my
Then you mena a specific number content item.
In the cms all pages have an id number - as does each piece of content.
If you hover over the Ctype icon in the page view of the BE you'll get
the number.
If you know this number you could then do an if test on the content and
not render it under c
"Tyler Kraft" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Then you mena a specific number content item.
>
> In the cms all pages have an id number - as does each piece of content. If
> you hover over the Ctype icon in the page view of the BE you'll get the
> number.
>
> I
Sure I don't see any problem with that if that is what you want it to
do. The only real issue there is if you move the content element to
another page.
Christopher wrote:
> "Tyler Kraft" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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>> Then you mena a specific number con
