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Originally Posted by Chris11987
I already have absolute paths for all my images in the style. The images are fine, but it's not pulling most of the CSS, like the background color for a table (which is defined by a solid color and not by an image).
For #2: On my custom page that I made, the contents of it (like the text saying "blah blah this is my page, blah blah") is controlled inside the actual template on the style. I want to know how to control the content of the page in a php file. Since I'm gonna have 100's of pages for my main site that I want to use the forums skin, I need them to go into different directories on my site, and not have them all listed in a row in the style's templates.
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1. Are you sure your using the css classes that hold those style options when your creating the tables? (tborder, tcat, and etc) Because as long as your setting up the template with the headinclude variable all the css should be there.
2. You can create php pages without creating custom templates to hold the content.. I started out doing it without templates before I learned how to do it with templates.
quick example...
PHP Code:
<?
define('THIS_SCRIPT', 'MAIN_INDEX');
chdir ('forum');
require_once('./global.php');
// Now set up the <head>
echo $stylevar[htmldoctype]."<html dir=\"".$stylevar[textdirection]."\" lang=\"".$stylevar[languagecode]."\">";
echo "<head>".$headinclude."</head>";
//now start with the body......
echo "<body>";
// and include the header and navbar.....
echo $header.$navbar;
?>
THIS IS WHERE YOU PUT YOUR CONTENT
<?
//now include footer template...
echo $footer;
?>
</body>
</html>
07-23-2008, 09:08 PM
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