Creating rotating headers in XsitePro
You can get it done with tokens.
Go to Advanced header and insert the main header there, then in source view change the name of the image to a token.
{%keyword1%}.jpg
The upload all your banners to your resource manager and name them with the keyword.
Example:
- 5 pages: home.html / about.html / links.html / terms.html / contact.html
- 5 keywords: home / about / links / terms / contact
- 5 banners: home.jpg / about.jpg / links.jpg / terms.jpg / contact.jpg
On home.html you put the keyword “home” as your very first keyword.
XSP (XSitePro) will take the keyword, and insert it into the token you used for the image.
Then you will have home.jpg displayed on the home page.
Quick run through, change the values as you need.
See example below, where I have three images named
My first three keywords are
- XSitePro
- wordpress
- creative
In the source of this page, I added three images with the token tags
- {%keyword1%}.png
- {%keyword2%}.png
- {%keyword3%}.png
You can see the results of the token here.
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On: Dec15
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On:December 15th, 2008 at 9:38 pm