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Using the current StaticSchema, a header and footer would be added to all pages. However, I want to separate the headers and footers applied to schema1, schema2, and schema3.
I have a feature idea to accomplish this.
Add property representing static attributes to schema
Since the scope that is static is within that schema, it makes sense to add a static type to each schema as follows
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I would like to be selective about which schema to apply to headers and footers in some way.
For example, consider the following schemas
{ "schemas": [ // schema 1 [ { } ], // schema 2 [ { } ], // schema 3 [ { } ] ] }Using the current StaticSchema, a header and footer would be added to all pages. However, I want to separate the headers and footers applied to schema1, schema2, and schema3.
I have a feature idea to accomplish this.
Add property representing static attributes to schema
Since the scope that is static is within that schema, it makes sense to add a static type to each schema as follows
{ "schemas": [ [ { "name": "hoge", "type": "staticText" } ] ] }or
{ "schemas": [ [ { "name": "hoge", "type": "text", "static": true } ] ] }Then we expect the behavior to be such that the content appears on all pages in the schema. It does not affect any other schema.
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