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== Template Information == | == Template Information == | ||
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| − | + | The user web interface template files are located in two locations. | |
| − | + | All files common to all themes are in; | |
| + | templates/common_files directory | ||
| − | + | All files unique to a theme are in; | |
| + | templates/[theme_directory] | ||
| − | + | Theme directory files override common_files files if they exist. | |
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| − | + | If you copy support.php from common_files to your theme directory and edit it, | |
| − | + | your site will use the support.php file in the theme directory and | |
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== Adding new pages == | == Adding new pages == | ||
Revision as of 14:51, November 25, 2008
Contents
Template Information
The user web interface template files are located in two locations.
All files common to all themes are in; templates/common_files directory
All files unique to a theme are in; templates/[theme_directory]
Theme directory files override common_files files if they exist.
For example: If you copy support.php from common_files to your theme directory and edit it, your site will use the support.php file in the theme directory and ignore the support.php file in the common_files directory.
Adding new pages
Use the basicphptemplate.php in the root AWBS directory and the basictemplate.php file in the templates/[your_theme] directory to make new pages for your site.
It works like this:
You use the basicphptemplate.php file in your root AWBS directory and call the basictemplate.php that you add your content to and place in your templates/theme directory.
Example: you want a new page called webdesign.php
- Take the basicphptemplate.php file, copy/rename it to webdesign.php, edit the file to call webdesign.php template.
This line: print $template->parse("basictemplate.php");
replace basictemplate.php with webdesign.php
- Now take the basictemplate.php file in your templates/business directory, copy/rename it to webdesign.php, edit as desired and you have a new page on your site that matches all the rest.
In the template file, enter your page html content after the remark:<!--begin page content-->
