How to display top-level page title only?

Kirby 3 Solved ✅
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Hi,

I’m looking for a convenient way to display the page title in the front-end… in the following logic

  • if home page (don’t display)
  • if top-level page – other than home (display)
  • if children of a subpage (display parent page title)

here is a raw visualization of what I’m trying to achieve

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Is there something that Kirby 3 offers for such a scenario in terms of convenience?

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<?= ( $page->isHomepage() === false && ! $page->hasParent() ) ? $page->title()->html()  : $page->parent()->title()->html(); ?>

Probably missing the homepage option but you get the idea…

3

Thanks @pixelijn

I got the idea but had problems with

! $page->hasParent()

Looks like this condition is applied even when I browse the “Blog” page and I get the following error

Call to a member function on null

<?= $page->parent()->title()->html(); ?>

if I visit the “article” page this works like a charm

Looks like this might have a similar issue as described here.

I got things working with $page->parents()->count() and solution looks like this

<?php if( $page->isHomePage() === false && ! $page->parents()->count() ) : ?>
  <?= $page->title()->html(); ?>
<?php elseif( $page->isHomePage() === false && $page->parents()->count() ) : ?>
  <?= $page->parent()->title()->html(); ?>
<?php else : ?>
  // Do nothing
<?php endif ?>

Really like the shorthand version but I have no idea how to add one more if statement

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Since nested ternary operator are not really recommended, better go for the if statements.

5

Good to know. I think this is solved now.