hi, how do i create a level heirarchy that can be accessed by every page?

in other words: on the homepage it will say "home", and on a subcategory page it will say "home/subcategory", and so on.

oh! it's just like the links on top of this forum --> "home: products: links sql....." etc. is this built in? sorry, i tried to search for a global variable on the forums, but i can't find :T heh, thanks!
-simon
http://www.fatscripts.com

Try;

<%title_linked%>

To see a full list of tags available to you in the different templates, just use;

<%GT::Template::dump%>

Cheers

Andy (mod)
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title_linked only seems to work in:

new listings, popular listings, and the subcategories.

it doesn't work for the homepage, top rated, or any other page.

also, how do i rename the links shown in title_linked? i.e., instead of "LINKS_TOP" can i have "Home" or something? what do i need to rename?
-simon
http://www.fatscripts.com

bump.

okay, i just manually coded in the top links for the pages that won't accept the title_linked tag.

NOW:

** how do i rename the links so it's not LINKS_TOP : (category)

and instead it's HOME > (category) ??
-simon
http://www.fatscripts.com

I think you need to go to use Links SQL Admin panel and go to the Build Menu, and then select User Language on the left column, and then select the Links option. There should be one named LINKS_TOP. If the description for LINKS_TOP is blank then add whatever term you want to use (i.e. Home). If LINKS_TOP is not even there, then add it as a new one with the code value being LINKS_TOP and the description being Home.

--Frank