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Okay, I am having a horrible time trying to figure out the proper code. On my portal homepage I don't want the navbar, which I was successful in doing without turning it off in the options. However if a member selects the Tech Guide link, which is just index.php?pageid=techguide, I need the navbar to show up. I have everything else code but what is the proper way to write the if statement. No conventional coding seems to work. Help would be greatly appreciated.
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Figured it out.
For reference of anyone searching: Code:
<if condition="$pages['name'] == 'techguide'"> |
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