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english:phpwcms_replacer_rts:frontend_render:breadcrumb-article [2009/07/12 12:53] Knut Heermann (flip-flop) |
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| This works different from default breadcrumb because it is level based. \\ | This works different from default breadcrumb because it is level based. \\ | ||
| (Two explanations, **{BREADCRUMB_ARTICLE}** //(using start-level in rt)// and **{BREADCRUMB_ARTICLE:[X]}** //(using start-level in tag)//). | (Two explanations, **{BREADCRUMB_ARTICLE}** //(using start-level in rt)// and **{BREADCRUMB_ARTICLE:[X]}** //(using start-level in tag)//). | ||
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| + | We don´t mean the ID of a category using the word level, but the number of the gradation of the levels to each other. \\ | ||
| + | Have a look: [[english/navigation/little-helper/level-lift#basis_level_and_id|Basis level and ID]]. | ||
| **Recommended:** If you have only one start-level over all please use the first variation of BREADCRUMB_ARTICLE. | **Recommended:** If you have only one start-level over all please use the first variation of BREADCRUMB_ARTICLE. | ||
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| ===== {BREADCRUMB_ARTICLE} ===== | ===== {BREADCRUMB_ARTICLE} ===== | ||
| - | **{BREADCRUMB_ARTICLE}** //Output begins in the adjusted level // $_breadcrumb_start_level = [Level]; \\ | + | **{BREADCRUMB_ARTICLE}** //Output begins in the adjusted level in RT // $_breadcrumb_start_level = [Level]; \\ |
| ##Home > category_01 > category_01_03 > category_01_03_02 > Article-alias-Cat_01_03_03## | ##Home > category_01 > category_01_03 > category_01_03_02 > Article-alias-Cat_01_03_03## | ||
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| Enhanced version of the snippet before. You can define a start level, where the output begin. | Enhanced version of the snippet before. You can define a start level, where the output begin. | ||
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| - | We don´t mean the ID of a category using the word level, but the number of the gradation of the levels to each other. \\ | ||
| - | Have a look: [[english/navigation/little-helper/level-lift#basis_level_and_id|Basis level and ID]]. | ||
| E.g. with the given structure: | E.g. with the given structure: | ||
