headliner:headline.values
For values: a partial without a record, a fixed heading.
For a partial that gets no record or a fixed heading, where there is nothing to read from. It sets the tag and the class from what it is given:
<headliner:headline.values tag="{data.header_tag}" layout="{data.header_layout}">{data.header}</headliner:headline.values>
<headliner:headline.values subheader="1" tag="{data.subheader_tag}" parent="{data}" layout="{data.header_layout}">
{data.subheader}
</headliner:headline.values>
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If you have the record, as in {record -> f:, use headliner:
instead: it needs none of this.
With values it marks nothing for the page module on its own, and never looks at the variable data for a mark: the page
module can change the tag only where you say where it is edited, with edit:
<headliner:headline.values tag="{item.data.tag}" edit="tx_myext_item:{item.data.uid}:tag">{item.data.title}</headliner:headline.values>
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None of the arguments is required, and you give what you know. Together with class, which every tag ViewHelper has and
which is written as it is (class="ce-):
| Argument | Required | When you need it | Without it |
|---|---|---|---|
tag | no | Whenever you know the tag: h1 to h6 or div (anything else becomes a div). With subheader it is the tag of
the subheader. | The layout decides, then the default |
layout | no | If the heading is to carry the class of the layout of its element (ce-, N is 1 to 6), or if
content from before the extension, which has no tag, is to keep its tag: layout 3 gives an h3, as in
fluid_. A tag that is given always wins, the layout then only gives the class. With
class="ce- and layout="3" the class is ce-. | No class of the layout |
default | no | Only to say the tag of content that has neither a tag nor a layout from 1 to 6: a tag (default="h2",
default="div") or a layout number from 1 to 6. | The setting default of the content element, else h2 |
subheader | no | A switch, written subheader="1": the heading is the subheader of an element. Its tag is tag, else
offset levels below the header of parent, which must then be given (see the example on this page). It has the
layout of that header. | The header |
parent | no | With subheader and no tag (the header it is counted from must be known), or for a heading that is to be
below the header of an element. The content element as a record object or an array ({data}). | Nothing to count from: the default tag |
offset | no | Only for another distance than one level below the header of the parent. | 1 |
edit | no | Only if the page module is to change the tag of this heading: table:. Only rendered for the
request of the page module. | No mark: the heading is rendered, and the box shows it as a label |