I created a content hub called properties
by following this tutorial:
Now when I tag a post as properties
it shows up in my /properties/
url just as I want.
I made a custom template and I would like to access the attributes of the properties
tag but I cannot find instructions on how to do that.
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So this is what I came up with, is there a better way?
{{#get "tags" filter="slug:properties"}}
{{#foreach tags}}
<div class='c-tag-hero' style='background-image: url({{ img_url feature_image }})'>
<div class='c-tag-hero__content'>
<h2 class='c-tag-hero__name'>{{ name }}</h2>
<p class='c-tag-hero__description'>
{{ description }}
</p>
</div>
</div>
{{/foreach}}
{{/get}}
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I think you’re looking for the data
attribute in your dynamic routing config:
Build dedicated URL structures using Ghost's dynamic routing system, for custom homepages, podcasts, categories and more.
tip: If you’re trying to see what data you have available in a given context, you can use the log
helper - e.g. {{log this}}
or {{log post}}
Thanks for the reply, this is what I am after for sure. Can you give me an example of what my routes yaml would be to pull out the tag named properties
? I am just not able to figure it out using the instructions. Or maybe there are more samples someplace. Here is what I have but I am stuck. This is my first Ghost project.
routes:
/properties/:
controller: channel
filter: tag:properties
template: properties
data:
resource: tags
You’re missing the property name (I converted it to the shortform structure outlined in the docs to make it simpler for you)
routes:
/properties/:
controller: channel
filter: tag:properties
template: properties
data:
properties_tag: tag.properties
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Thank you. Now how do I get my data to show up in my template. I cannot get it to show anything. I know this may seem like I should be able to figure this out from the docs, but it just isn’t coming together for me. I really appreciate the help.
{{#tag}}
<div class='c-tag-hero' style='background-image: url({{ img_url feature_image }})'>
<div class='c-tag-hero__content'>
<h2 class='c-tag-hero__name'>{{ name }}</h2>
<p class='c-tag-hero__description'>
{{ description }}
</p>
</div>
</div>
{{/tag}}
In the routes I provided, I set the name to properties_tag
, so you need to do the same
{{#properties_tag}}
<div class='c-tag-hero' style='background-image: url({{ img_url feature_image }})'>
<div class='c-tag-hero__content'>
<h2 class='c-tag-hero__name'>{{ name }}</h2>
<p class='c-tag-hero__description'>
{{ description }}
</p>
</div>
</div>
{{/properties_tag}}```
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vikaspotluri123:
{{#properties_tag }}
Thanks you very much. It is greatly appreciated.