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Thanks for all the effort. I rewrote and reposted this query several weeks later and the response was the cleanes ever. Worked like a charm. Thanks Zoorlat!

His/her solution: http://forum.cmsmadesimple.org/index.ph ... icseen#new

- 360true

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Looking to include a header image based upon the current page.

If menu structure is:

Department One
- Page 1.1
- Page 1.2

Department Two
- Page 2.1
- Page 2.2

I'd like to dynamically display one header for Department One and all children, a different Header for Department Two and their kids.

I know I can create a separate template for each department, but looking for a "slicker",  more efficient way.

I am a noob and appreciate any thoughts.
The working site is http://69.13.130.134 and I am looking to replace either a)the entire header image or b) just the Section Category name which currently is a separate text div.

Thanks.
360true

360true wrote: Department One
- Page 1.1
- Page 1.2

Department Two
- Page 2.1
- Page 2.2

I'd like to dynamically display one header for Department One and all children, a different Header for Department Two and their kids.

Install CGSimpleSmarty and look help for a function that get root of current page and use alias of these for filename.jpg

Alby

You could do it without an extra module I guess. Just use the UDT described here:

http://wiki.cmsmadesimple.org/index.php/Share_your_tags_here#Get_a_page.27s_root_parent.27s_alias

Then, as alby suggested, use this alias for the images name. E.g.
If you want to use the alias as a switch to display more different stuff, you can do something like:
However, if you are just looking to use the root name somewhere in your template, you can alter the UDT to display the name instead of the alias.

Propably a general question, is it better to stick to a module or use more lightweight UDT/Plug-ins?

Best
Nils

This is simple:

a) use the cgsimplesmarty module
b) in the head part your page template add something like this (after the styhesheet call)