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Blog Software Tutorial - Conditional statements
These tags are optional and more advanced. They are used to
modify template output based on conditions.
In general, they are used as follows :
<BL_IfConditionTrue>hello world<BL_>
If the condition is true, the text hello world is shown, otherwise it is not
shown.
These two blog tags are used when in user profiles.
| <BL_IfProfileHideEmail> | do not show user's email in profile |
| <BL_IfProfilePicture> | picture included in user profile |
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The next set is used in archives to determine if month, day or year are specified in
the archive date.
| <BL_IfArchiveMonth> | archive month is set/defined in the URL |
| <BL_IfArchiveDay> | archive day of month is set/defined in the URL |
| <BL_IfArchiveYear> | archive year is set/defined in the URL |
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Below are more conditional blog template tags.
| <BL_IfLogin> | user/visitor is logged in |
| <BL_IfNotLogin> | user/visitor is not logged in |
| <BL_IfAllowComments> | user/visitor is allowed to post comments |
| <BL_IfAllowPosts> | user/visitor is allowed to add posts |
| <BL_IfNextPage> | there is a next comment/post page |
| <BL_IfPreviousPage> | there is a previous comment/post page |
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The <BL_IfCategoryMatch> is true if the category shown (in the URL)
matches the category in the list of categories loaded by <BL_ListCategories>.
The <BL_IfNewPostDate> is true if the date for the current post is
different than the last post.
More conditional blog tags exist for the error.html page (see
the error messages tutorial section).
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