Hi!
I'd like to have the parent's page title displays above the
sub-navigation.. Could you please help?
Currently, I'm using this typoscript
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#THIS BIT OF TYPO SCRIPT IS TO CREATE SUB-MENU
[PIDinRootline = 8]
page.
Hi,
I used this one to create a title for my subnavigation
sub_titel = HMENU
sub_titel {
special = rootline
special.range = 2|2
# 151, this page is hidden and not in main menu, but we still want
it to appear in title
includeNotInMenu = 151
1 = TMENU
1 {
Hi,
You should just add :
page.10.subparts.SUBSIDENAV.1.insertData = 1
Should do it.
Regards,
Emmanuel
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 2:24 PM, Philipp Gampe wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I used this one to create a title for my subnavigation
>
> sub_titel = HMENU
> sub_titel {
> special = rootline
> sp
Thanks to both Phil and Emmanuel. I tried both solutions but none of
them work out for me case.. maybe it just because of my limited
knowledge of typoscript therefore I really dont know how to put them
together.
Anyway, just to recap what I want is that I need the parent's page title
as below
does it need to be the first list entry?
then I would go for using a COA to split the whole thing into chucks...
10 = COA
# open list
10.10 = TEXT
10.10.value =
# title
10.20 = HMENU
10.20 ... title goes here
# submenu
10.30 = HMENU
10.30 menu goes here
# close list
10.40 = TEXT
John Sullivan skrev:
> Thanks to both Phil and Emmanuel. I tried both solutions but none of
> them work out for me case.. maybe it just because of my limited
> knowledge of typoscript therefore I really dont know how to put them
> together.
>
Something like this?
temp.subMenu = COA
temp.subMe
Thanks to Philipp and Erik.
Re Erik: it is exactly what I want to archive. However, with your
suggestion in typoscript, I have made my own one.. The html code is
slightly tidier as below:
page.10.subparts.SUBSIDENAV = HMENU
page.10.subparts.SUBSIDENAV.1 = TMENU
page.10.subparts.SUBSIDENAV.1.ex
John
> page.10.subparts.SUBSIDENAV = HMENU
> page.10.subparts.SUBSIDENAV.1 = TMENU
> page.10.subparts.SUBSIDENAV.1{
>entryLevel = 1
!entryLevel is no property of TMENU!
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Hi Andreas,
Thanks for the tips. I removed it now :D
Perfect !
I can't wait to finish off my Typo3 website..
John
Andreas Burg wrote:
> John
>
>> page.10.subparts.SUBSIDENAV = HMENU
>> page.10.subparts.SUBSIDENAV.1 = TMENU
>> page.10.subparts.SUBSIDENAV.1{
>>entryLevel = 1
>
> !entryLev