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A wall of partner logos from a folder

The Logos block reads images from a parent node (Parent node ID, Limit, Class filter, Image attribute identifier, Thumbnail size alias); or a fetch in a template.

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A wall of partner logos from a folder

Show the logos of partners kept as images in one folder.

Life cycle: Build, example 4 of 35. Worked out on the Fit & Healthy site of Exponential 6.0.15+.

Contents

  1. In the Layouts editor
  2. With templates
  3. Which to choose
  4. Check

In the Layouts editor

  1. Open Layouts > Layouts and the layout Landing Page / Home; the editor opens it in a draft.
  2. Open the block palette (+ at the top left) and drag Logos (group Components) into the zone main.
  3. Select the block, open the Design tab and fill Parent node ID (the folder with the logos), Limit (default 12), Class filter (for example image), Image attribute identifier (default image) and Thumbnail size alias (default small).
  4. Publish layout. The pages that use the layout show the block on their next view.

The Media library of the site has a folder Clients & Partners for such images.

With templates

  1. Write extension/mysite/design/media/templates/explayouts/tpl_block/partner_logos.tpl in your design extension, clear the template cache, and place it with a Template block whose Template name is partner_logos (Your own template blocks).
{def $logos = fetch( 'content', 'list', hash( 'parent_node_id', <folder node id>, 'class_filter_type', 'include', 'class_filter_array', array( 'image' ), 'limit', 12 ) )}
<ul class="container partner-logos">
{foreach $logos as $logo}
    <li>{attribute_view_gui attribute=$logo.data_map.image image_class=small}</li>
{/foreach}
</ul>
{undef $logos}

Which to choose

Both read the folder, so editors add a logo by uploading an image there. The block needs no code.

Check

  • A new image in the folder appears after publishing it.

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