UPDATE/NOTE: When posting originally, this discussion just 404d, so I tried again and ended up creating a duplicate (https://statamic.com/forum/4846-use-taxonomy-title-as-page-title-given-taxonomy-slug). That one also is 404ing as of now, but this one is up and running. The duplicate can be removed or closed later. Sorry!
I may also be missing something rather obvious, and have already referenced a ton of previous discussions including these ones (https://statamic.com/forum/4169-get-taxonomy-title-from-taxonomy-slug and https://statamic.com/forum/4226-correct-routing-for-collection-categories), but no solutions appear to work for the problem I'm trying to solve.
I need the following route to output the correct taxonomy title as the page title, based on the taxonomy slug in the URL.
routes:
'/art/portals/{slug}':
template: art-portal
title: '{{ taxonomy_title_based_on_taxonomy_slug_in_route }}'
Everything else about my setup works correctly:
- The route-defined template (and default layout) work as expected
- The page content works as expected (shows items in the "art" collection, filtered by the given "portals" taxonomy slug)
title: '{{ slug }}'as a test will output the correct slug from the URL as the page title.
Methods I've tried to get the correct title output:
- Variations on
{{ taxonomy:portals slug:is="slug" }}{{ title }}{{ /taxonomy:portals }}, none of which appear to work and many of which will cause my virtual machine to seize up. - Some grasping-at-straws attempts to
{{ relate }} - Attempting both of the above by trying to
{{ relate }}within a{{ taxonomy:portals }}loop
So I'm starting to think maybe I'm not thinking about this correctly, and/or perhaps that it's not possible to filter with :is="" or {{ relate }} by slug because that value is not actually stored in the individual taxonomy yaml files but rather the filename itself?
Appreciate any help here!