The main way to achieve this for now would be to have a single Page Template for your WebApp items, then use Logic to display a particular Code Snippet based on Category or ID. It's a similar question to the one answered here: https://help.siteglide.com/en/articles/3548750-faq-how-can-i-change-the-detail-view-for-products-based-on-their-category For those using Siteglide CLI, I think you would be able to write custom Liquid in the "layout_name" property in the yaml? This would be something I'd hesitate to be doing globally, as it would involve an extra request before Page Load for all Pages, potentially slowing performance. It might be best to remain as a custom feature? Will continue to review.
Casey Jeppesen
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Jul 28, 2020
I agree. It would be great if we could pass a parameter in the link to the webapp, which would display it using the custom detail template. ie. /webappitemslug?template=custom
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Matt Jones
Aug 24, 2020
The main way to achieve this for now would be to have a single Page Template for your WebApp items, then use Logic to display a particular Code Snippet based on Category or ID. It's a similar question to the one answered here: https://help.siteglide.com/en/articles/3548750-faq-how-can-i-change-the-detail-view-for-products-based-on-their-category
For those using Siteglide CLI, I think you would be able to write custom Liquid in the "layout_name" property in the yaml?
This would be something I'd hesitate to be doing globally, as it would involve an extra request before Page Load for all Pages, potentially slowing performance. It might be best to remain as a custom feature?
Will continue to review.
Casey Jeppesen
Jul 28, 2020
I agree. It would be great if we could pass a parameter in the link to the webapp, which would display it using the custom detail template. ie. /webappitemslug?template=custom
Jan 7, 2020
Dec 6, 2019