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Overview
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sub-page template
<$headerplugins>
$logo1
<$menu>
<$pagetitle>
<$body>
<$section>
<$blog>
<$sidebarcontrol>
<$sidebarmenu>
$single
<$snippet>
<$include>
edittext
label
$viewlink
<$cartitems>
<$carttotal>
<$domain>
<$userfullname>
<$userid>
<isHomePage>
<IsNotHomePage>
<else>
logic options
<$copyright>
<$trademark>
<$date>
<$year>
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<$snippet>
| Macro | <$snippet> |
| Purpose |
A snippet is a re-usable block of HTML code that can be included in another location of the main or sub-template so you only have to code the section once.
Consider your home page template. It will have a header and footer that may be identical to the header and footer in your sub-page template. So you can create a snippet of these and other sections, and include them in your sub-page template.
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| Special Notes | This macro must be closed with a <$/snippet> macro. |
| Attributes |
- name - Required, the name of the snippet
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| Example Usage | HOME PAGE TEMPLATE
Header...
Body...
<$snippet name="footer">
<div id="footer">
Footer content
</div>
</$snippet>
SUB_PAGE TEMPLATE
Header...
Body...
<$include snippet ="footer">
This macro also has a shortcut:
<div id="footer" $snippet="footer">
Footer content
</div>
<div id="footer">
<$include snippet ="footer">
</div>
Using the snippet tag like this creates the snippet from the contents of the HTML tag it is inserted into, here the DIV. Notice here that the footer DIV is still included as the snippet was created from the content of the DIV excluding the DIV itself. So we need to place the $include tag inside the DIV, wheras with the above example, the snippet macro enclosed the entire footer including the footer DIV.
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