Use the <categoryFlat> tag to display various portal object categories, for example, Knowledge Base categories. It involves two element types: subcategories and category elements. A subcategory is the first item in the hierarchy, and category elements are the second.
Available attributes:
| Attribute | Type | Mandatory | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| class | String | N | Specify the CSS class name defined in the CSS field of the widget. |
| nodeId | String | N | Define the portal node ID. |
| categorySubject | String | Y | Specify a column that contains category titles. |
| categoryDescription | String | Y | Specify a column that contains category descriptions. |
| itemSubject | String | Y | Specify a column that contains item titles. |
| itemDescription | String | Y | Specify a column that contains item descriptions. |
| categoryIcon | String | N | Specify a column that contains category icons. |
| itemIcon | String | N | Specify a column that contains item icons. |
| user | String | N | Specify a column that contains the information about the item originator (for more details, see the example below). |
| date | String | N | Specify a column containing the item creation date and time (for more details, see the example below). |
| preview | String | N | Specify a column that contains information for the card preview. |
Example:
categoryFlat
<div class="portal-kb-list"> <CategoryFlat nodeId="158934872713077631" categorySubject="name" categoryDescription="description" itemDescription="body" itemSubject="name" date="published_at" user="sys_updated_by" ></CategoryFlat> </div>
The template above adds the following element to the page:
