> So, just as a proof of concept:
> In the container's pre-loop code you could do something like:
> <fieldset>
> <legend>Page Navigation</legend>
> <ul>
> #foreach($conIdent in $CONTENTLETS)
> #set($conObj = $dotcontent.find($conIdent))
> <li><a href="#con-${conObj.identifier}">$conObj.title</a></li>
> #end
> </ul>
> </fieldset>
> And then in the Code section, something like:
> <div class="page_item" id="page-item-$!{ContentIdentifier}">
> <a name="con-$!{ContentIdentifier}"></a>
> <h3>$!{title}</h3>
> $!{body}
> </div>
> Should do the trick. Of course if your content might be a little different
> than just a title and body field.
> On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 6:36 AM, Chris Falzone <chris.falz...@dotcms.com>wrote:
> > Not specifically .. however in the precode of the container you could loop
> > over the contents and build the Links / Anchors. Then in the code section
> > of the container just output the anchor.
> > On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 5:16 AM, Brent <br...@ennl.eu> wrote:
> >> Hi,
> >> Is there a piece of code which can create anchors to all contentitems
> >> which are displayed on a webpage?
> >> TNX
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