GursimratLeader12 years agoSolvedUsing custom component in the Header in Skin Wrapper Greetings, I have created a custom component and I want to call this component in the Header inside Skin Wrapper rather than placing it on the Pages, is there any ways i can do it? Show MoreChiaraS to dementad12 years agoHi, you should be able to include a custom component with the freemarker "include" directive: <#include "my-custom-component.ftl" />
ChiaraS to dementad12 years agoHi, you should be able to include a custom component with the freemarker "include" directive: <#include "my-custom-component.ftl" />
ChiaraS to dementad12 years agoHi, you should be able to include a custom component with the freemarker "include" directive: <#include "my-custom-component.ftl" />
PaoloTLithium Alumni (Retired)12 years agoYou should also be able to use the @component directive to render the component in place. <@component id="foo-bar"/> Hope that helps
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