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Urs
Urs

Reputation: 5122

How to hide a plugin's title via Typoscript when rendering with css_styled_content

This is probably very basic, but I'm stuck.

In TYPO3 6.1.x with tx_news, I have configured the news detail view to appear on the same page as the list view as taught on http://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/extensions/news/latest/Main/Tutorial/IntegrationWithTs/Index.html

Also, I have pulled in the news'header as h1 as such

temp.h1 = COA
temp.h1 {

    10 = TEXT
    10 {
        value = <h1>{page:title}</h1>
        insertData = 1
    }

    10 = RECORDS
    10 {
        if.isTrue.data = GP:tx_news_pi1|news
        dontCheckPid = 1
        tables = tx_news_domain_model_news
        source.data = GP:tx_news_pi1|news
        source.intval = 1
        conf.tx_news_domain_model_news = TEXT
        conf.tx_news_domain_model_news {
            field = title
            htmlSpecialChars = 1
        }
        wrap =  <h1>|</h1>
    }

}

What I couldn't solve yet is that the plugin element has a title (in the regular "header" field). I need to display this header only in the list, but hide that plugin's header field in detail view.

How / where can I do that via page TS?

This is probably not even in the plugin, but in css_styled_content? Something like this...

[globalVar = GP:tx_news_pi1|news > 0]
        plugin.tx_news.stdheader >
[else]

But how?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1858

Answers (1)

lorenz
lorenz

Reputation: 4558

A plugin is always using this prototype object:

tt_content.list

Therefore you could delete the header of this object like that

tt_content.list.10 >

But if you have other plugins on the same page, their headers would also be deleted. So that would be a bad idea.

I would suggest you use the header_layout field. By default it has an entry called "Hidden" that will hide the header of your plugin. If you don't have it, check the Page TypoScript configuration. You can add own items by using:

 TCEFORM.tt_content.headerLayout.addItems.99 = My Header Layout

Then you can then define the rendering of your own layouts in

lib.stdheader.10

(it's a CASE object)

Upvotes: 0

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