Custom Results Page Code Examples | Yext Hitchhikers Platform
Alert Banner
If you want to show a banner any time results are displayed, add the following to the handlebars file of the vertical of your choosing (e.g. faqs.html.hbs
) within the Answers-resultsWrapper
div:
<div class="Answers-alertBanner">For urgent requests, please call our <a href="tel:999-999-9999">emergency hotline</a></div>
It should look something like this:
<div class="Answers-container Answers-resultsWrapper">
{{> templates/vertical-standard/markup/spellcheck }}
<div class="Answers-alertBanner">For urgent requests, please call our <a href="tel:999-999-9999">emergency hotline</a></div>
<div class="Answers-filtersAndResults">
{{!-- <div class="Answers-filtersWrapper"> --}}
{{!-- {{> templates/vertical-standard/markup/sortoptions }} --}}
{{!-- {{> templates/vertical-standard/markup/filterbox }} --}}
{{!-- {{> templates/vertical-standard/markup/facets }} --}}
{{!-- </div> --}}
{{> templates/vertical-standard/markup/verticalresults }}
</div>
{{> templates/vertical-standard/markup/pagination }}
{{!-- {{> templates/vertical-standard/markup/qasubmission }} --}}
</div>
We can also add the below CSS for the .Answers-alertBanner
class in our answers.scss
file.
.Answers-alertBanner {
width: 100%;
text-align: center;
background: var(--yxt-color-brand-primary);
padding: 1rem;
margin-bottom: 1rem;
color: white;
font-weight: bold;
a {
text-decoration: underline;
&:hover {
text-decoration: none;
}
}
}
Changing Chevron Image on Universal View All to an SVG
You’ll want to use the file path of the image you saved in the assets/images folder. In this example we will use "static/assets/images/double-echelon.svg"
.
Depending on what theme you are on, the structure of your files may be different. With theme 1.28, the view more partial in the universalsectiontemplates
looks like this:
Rather than calling the icon name directly here, the template calls an icon partial instead. This is to help consolidate and make sure all places that use this icon are now referencing the same icon. Once you override this theme file, you can replace the icon div
with this div
:
<div data-component="IconComponent"
data-opts='{"iconUrl": "static/assets/images/double-echelon.svg"}'
data-prop="icon">
It should look something like this in the Code Editor:
Note that you will need to override all universalsectiontemplates
you’re using, such as standard
and grid-three-columns
.