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{content}

The {content} TAG display additional content blocks of a page.

→ This TAG changed its usage with 2.5. If you used it before, please have a look here and at the {modul} TAG.

Please note that you cannot read the pages default content with this TAG, it reads the additional configured content blocks.

Attributes

  • name - (required, int)

The name of the content you entered in the design assistent nd that is visible in the content editor.

  • item - (optional, Item)

The item to load the content for OR you supply “id” and “language” (item is the preferred way!).

  • id - (optional, int)

The Item ID to load the content for. Needs “language” to be set. Ignored if “item” is set.

  • language - (optional, string)

If language locale to load content for. Needs “id” to be set. Ignored if “item” is set.

  • language - (optional, string)

If language locale to load content for. Needs “id” to be set. Ignored if “item” is set.

Example

This example shows how to load a content block. 

<html>
<head>
   <title>{$MENU->getName()}</title>
</head>
<body>
   {content item=$MENU name="example"}
</body>
</html>

Screenshot

This shows, how your design needs to be configured, to work with editor and {content} TAG.

page-design.jpg