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Re: How about newsletter
Sorry Stef, did not see your message :/
I tried your suggestion, with no luck.
The <txp:if_article_category> is working, but it won’t spit out the meta :(
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Re: How about newsletter
See my edit above :)
And syntax highlighting is done by using bc. html then a newline, then your code. or bc. php if it’s PHP code. There are others available.
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Re: How about newsletter
Yay !! You’re the best :D
And you don’t need the type=category" either.
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planeth wrote #330036:
Oh and BTW and not at all related: how do you format your block code to have it syntax highlighted?
As Stef said. You can also have bc. txp, bc. js, or bc. css. I’m not sure which other ones are supported
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Oh, great !Thanks :)
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colak wrote #330040:
You can also have
bc. txp,bc. js, orbc. css. I’m not sure which other ones are supported
Full list of supported formats under the heading “Displaying code blocks” on the forum help page.
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Re: How about newsletter
Bloke wrote #330035:
You’d need trickery – possibly via
<txp:evaluate>– if you want to consider both category1 and category2.
Probably no trickery is needed:
<txp:category_list categories='<txp:category1 />,<txp:category2 />'>
<txp:meta_description format="" />
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Re: How about newsletter
Oops, bad choice of phrase. I meant either sorry. For those situations where you don’t want to display both sets of metadata but want to choose one of them – whichever had metadata filled in first or was from a given parent or something.
It’s all very well telling a site’s authors to choose cat x, y, or z for category1 and cat a, b, or c for category2 when they create an article, but people will forget and assign the wrong one. Coding around that isn’t trivial.
Anyway, yep, if you want both to be output, that’s just the ticket.
Last edited by Bloke (2021-05-06 13:45:49)
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