three level

[patmo]

Hello
i build a project with three level :
/content
/project-type-1

• projet-1
• projet-2

/project-type-2

• projet-1
• projet-2

I would like to add class which is in my project-type-1 .yml to display each projet-1, projet-2...

and I don't know (and don't find...) how to call this

Thanks for your help

[pbatts]

Hello,
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You can not have 'project' folders outside the 'content' folder. All content must be in the 'content' folder.

[patmo]

In fact all my projects are in the content folder and in each project i have sub-projects. I make what i want works like that :
{% for page in page.root %}
{% if page.children %}
{% for page in page.children %}
{% if page.children %}
{% for child in page.children %}

article class="page.categorie"
a class="project-url" href="{{ child.url }}"
/article

{% endfor %}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}

It works but I think the code is not very nice...
What is the best way to do that ?

[patmo]

I began to use Stacey since yesterday...
I used to build website just with html/css or with drupal...

[patmo]

there is a way to make the page-sibling parse the page in multiple folder ?

[patmo]

or maybe a way to make a loop with page.slibing ?

[pbatts]

Hello,
Examples of looping with page.sibling can be found in templates > partials > next-page.html and previous-page.html

[patmo]

Thanks

Le 13 mai 2015 à 13:16, "Paul Batts" [email protected] a écrit :

Hello,
Examples of looping with page.sibling can be found in templates > partials > next-page.html and previous-page.html

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[patmo]

I can't find this in next-page and previous-page.html. I just hide the next link page on the last page and the previous on the first page but what i would like to do is to make the next link on the last page go to the first (and previous on first go to last). How can I write "if page.is_last go to first" ?
Thanks

[patmo]

I find a solution : update twig version (to the last in date), and use page.siblings|first and page.siblings|last.

[pbatts]

Thanks for sharing.