The Rule form: Content and Components

1. Page type

Which page types should make this rule SUCCEED? Chameleon knows about lots of different types of pages and can identify them individually, irrespective of which menu item they are attached to. You can select multiple values with the Ctrl key (Windows) or Command key (Mac), and the rule will SUCCEED when any of the selected pages are requested.

Options:

• Ignore
• Frontpage (blogstyle)
• Article
• Article edit
• Article submit
• Content category (blogstyle)
• Content category (liststyle)
• Content section (blogstyle)
• Content section (liststyle)
• Contact category
• Contact
• Newsfeeds all categories
• Newsfeeds category
• News Feed
• Poll
• Register
• Reset Password
• Reminder of username
• Login
• User details
• Search (i.e. before the user actually searches for anything)
• Search results (i.e. after search has been done)
• Weblinks all categories
• Weblinks category
• Weblink submit

2. Article id(s)

You can make a rule SUCCEED for individual article IDs. You can enter a comma-separated list of article IDs here, or click on SELECT and click on articles from a browsable/searchable list.

3. Sections and Categories

You can make a rule SUCCEED when viewing articles, category pages or section pages that are in the selected categories or sections.

• If you select a category, then the rule will SUCCEED for any category list/blog pages for that category, and for any article view pages where the article is in that category.
• If you select a section, then the rule will SUCCEED for any section blog/list pages for that section, for any category blog/list pages within that section, and any article view pages where the article is in that section.

You can select multiple values with the Ctrl key (Windows) or Command key (Mac).

4. Components

You can make a rule SUCCEED for any pages within a particular Joomla! component, irrespective of what menu item they are attached to (if any at all). Select the desired components from the list.  You can select multiple values with the Ctrl key (Windows) or Command key (Mac).