A2annie
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Posted 3 years ago #
hi-
I am having some issues with my own created templates working properly. (but am making headway)
I've changed get_header() to get_header2()
is that unacceptable? That file is uploaded too. header2.php I've now tried with get_header() and it works. The only difference between header.php and header2.php is the title. I want them to have unique titles
again, I am not fluent in php, but do know my way around code html/css
Anyway, it does seem to be working now with get_header(), but I am concerned about not being able to use get_header2()
What is the best solution here? I am trying to pull up a different header file
I've changed get_header() to get_header2()
thats not going to work. you cant just create calls to functions that arent defined.
get_header actually does something -- it's a function, its defined.
You can probably create you own function for that and put it inside your theme's functions.php - I say probably because Ive not done it.
Short of that, there are examplesx of how to manipulate the title(s) in the codex and all these very forums.
the way i get various alternate files is with this command
in place of...
get_header()
try this...
<?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . '/header2.php'); ?>
i have only done it on one theme and i don't know if this is a universal command or theme-specific. but try it ;-)
i'd be interested to know if it works universally ;-)))
Yes, I just use TEMPLATEPATH too.
More info: http://codex.wordpress.org/Include_Tags
A2annie
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Posted 3 years ago #
