Hi, i am using taxonomies to categorise my content. Now I would like to style each category differently. so lets say all posts with ‘taxonomy: category: - apple’ have a green background. And all ‘taxonomy: category: - berry’ have a red background.
How can I use the category name as a class for styling?
I tried in de base.thml.twig:
<body class="{{ page.header.taxonomy.category }}">
but that doesnt work 
How do I do this?
Thanks for help!
Great idea, you just have the Twig expression slightly wrong. I had to check in the docs for the correct expression, so don’t feel bad 
page.taxonomy.tag would work, but it’s an array because you can have more than one term. If you know there’s always one, try page.taxonomy.tag|first. Otherwise you need to compile a delimited string of classnames composed from each term: page.taxonomy.tag|join(' ') should do it.
ooh 
I think thats it what I mean! Thank you!!
I am new to grav/programming and I think I need to check these theme variables a bit more. they seem quite – cool 