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Wednesday 10 December 2008 5:00:35 pm - 3 replies
Daniel Hoppe
Thursday 11 December 2008 3:14:19 am
You can increment a counter within the FOREACH
Arnaud Lafon
Thursday 11 December 2008 4:14:25 am
If you need an "indexed" style :
<h2 class="subpages"> <ul> {foreach $valid_node.children as $child_index => $child} <li class="page{$child_index}"> <a href="{$child.url_alias|ezurl(no)}">{$child.name}</a> </li> {/foreach} </ul> </h2>
You can also use the sequence parameter :
<h2 class="subpages"> <ul> {foreach $valid_node.children as $child_index => $child sequence array( 'page1', 'page2', 'page3', 'page4' ) as $li_class} <li class="{$li_class}"> <a href="{$child.url_alias|ezurl(no)}">{$child.name}</a> </li> {/foreach} </ul> </h2>
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DeAndre Johnson
Friday 12 December 2008 7:22:41 pm
Thanks Arnaud, that worked perfectly.
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