Is there some sort of conditional that I can place in my template to
specify the title for each variant. Something like: (pseudo code):
if (projectVariant = "HTML") {
pageTitle = "This is a page title";
} elseif (projectVariant = "Printable") {
pageTitle = "This is a page title [printable version]"
}
Get what I'm saying?
On Oct 5, 4:04 pm, Sids <[email protected]> wrote:
> Changing Template and Page Title are two different things.
> When you say changing template you are talking about changing code
> where as Page Title (of a page) is only content.
>
> Both the HTML and PRINT project variants point to the same page
> whereas diplay the content based on display setting under Main Menu.
> If you can assign these Print and HTML variants a different title or
> not depends on the implementation, if both templates use the same
> placeholder (most probably Headline) to assign title to page then you
> will have to change the template code.
>
> After publishing only HTML and PRINT will become two different pages
> as they are assigned different extensions.
>
> Hope I have understood your question correct :) though I dont think so
> as question is not very clear to me.
>
> Probably reddot manual has better answer available around how to.
>
> Cheers,
> Sids
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