yvain wrote:
> It strikes me as being nicer if one could query where one is in the
> midgard page tree with a piece of php. This would mean that one could
> write a piece of code for the navbar that could work out where the user
> currently is, and show links to subpages under that section.
>
> This way one would be able to have one style element that would work
> regardless of how the structure of the site changes (rather than having
> to produce hundreds different substyles.
I use substyles for the larger changes in navigation and such, PHP in
the styles for simple navigation variation.
> What I am thinking of is that a variable (say something like $page) be
> defined by midgard for each page, that points to an object that contains
> all of the information about that page.
<whistling innocently>Oh, like $midgard->page?</whistling innocently>
Bye,
Emile
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