I want to use this field to serve as a page title overwrite. For example. In the admin there is a Title field that also serves as the front-end page title in your nav or sub-nav. If I fill in the new_page_title field it replaces the default title.
That is what I want to achieve. Is this possible?
I’ve tried using a simple if statement within my for loop, but I ended up looping the new_page_title 4 times instead of replacing the one title in the array and outputting the rest as normal.
Hopefully this makes sense. I think a better example would be creating a slug but only for titles. So for example, if my title on the page is About, and it shows up in the nav/subnav as About BUT I want the override title to be About My Business
hmm, took a quick look but it looks like your loop is not correct. if you loop through child pages, you have to use {% if child.header.event_link %} but in your example you used if header.event_link.
Thanks @paul for sending me in the right direction. I think I was overthinking it.
What I wanted to do was trying to create a Slug-type field for the Page Title; Because the Page Title also serves for the navigation/subnavigation. So I wanted to be able to simplify a title if needed. For example – I have a page with the title All-Star 2019. But I want the navigation to only say All-Star instead of All-Star 2019. So I created a simple text field to capture the Title I want to show (All-Star). But Also, if this field is null, pull the default Title Field instead. So I have it working with this code
Front-End | Navigation Partial
{% for child in page.children %}
{% if child.visible %}
<li>
<a class="hvr-bounce-to-right {{ current_page }}" href="{{ child.url }}">
{% if child.header.title_slug is defined %}
{{ child.header.title_slug }}
{% else %}
{{ child.menu }}
{% endif %}
</a>
</li>
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
and in my Blueprint
header.title_slug:
type: text
label: Title Slug
style: vertical
size: medium
help: Overrides Nav Title for Page