Printing the "Section" header of the page you are viewing.
Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2010 1:15 am
Hi All-
I have been searching around and can't find a complete answer to my issue.
My hierarchy looks like this:
Products (sectionheader)
- product 1 page
- product 2 page
- product 3 page
Solutions (sectionheader)
- solutions 1 page
- solutions 2 page
- solutions 3 page
All I am trying to do is to print onto the currently viewed page the following statement.
"This page is part of ***section***"
where ***section*** displays the section header for the section you are in.
I would like to be able to print it in the page template.
essentially the equivalent of {$sectionheader} or something like that.
I don't know why this is so hard to do, but it seems to be.
using 1.8.2 "Toliara" - on apache.
I have been searching around and can't find a complete answer to my issue.
My hierarchy looks like this:
Products (sectionheader)
- product 1 page
- product 2 page
- product 3 page
Solutions (sectionheader)
- solutions 1 page
- solutions 2 page
- solutions 3 page
All I am trying to do is to print onto the currently viewed page the following statement.
"This page is part of ***section***"
where ***section*** displays the section header for the section you are in.
I would like to be able to print it in the page template.
essentially the equivalent of {$sectionheader} or something like that.
I don't know why this is so hard to do, but it seems to be.
using 1.8.2 "Toliara" - on apache.