Dropdown Fields
Dropdown fields are great for letting users choose between a number of pre-defined values. Define the possible values of the dropdown by filling out the “options” field with a value on each line.
Sometimes you’ll want a different label for the value. Imagine you want to let your client/user change the look of the post by choosing between three CSS class attributes. The classes you apply could look something like “left-aligned”, “right-aligned”, “centered”. To present those options in a 'reader friendly' way, ie. uppercase and space separated, enter the following in the options box:
LeftAligned: left-aligned
RightAligned: right-aligned
Centered: centered
Applying the value of the dropdown in the template would look something like this (assuming the name alignment for the dropdown field):
<pop:entries>
<div class="<pop:alignment/>">
<h1><pop:title/></h1>
<pop:body/>
</div>
</pop:entries>
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