Russ
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Using the display conditional how would you use it to target a specific template?
I've tried...
$template == 'thread_view'
$template == thread_view
$__globals.template == 'thread_view'
$__globals.template == thread_view
Which clearly don't work or else I wouldn't be asking
I have a specific setup for a client where we're using "public sidebar: top" for all of the widgets. We want to stick a widget in the middle of those only for thread view, I figured a display conditional could help here. I'm aware public sidebar mentions it shows on all pages above anything else, but just curious for a work-around.
I've tried...
$template == 'thread_view'
$template == thread_view
$__globals.template == 'thread_view'
$__globals.template == thread_view
Which clearly don't work or else I wouldn't be asking
I have a specific setup for a client where we're using "public sidebar: top" for all of the widgets. We want to stick a widget in the middle of those only for thread view, I figured a display conditional could help here. I'm aware public sidebar mentions it shows on all pages above anything else, but just curious for a work-around.
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