I'm in the process of creating a site that is basically divided into three separate sections or sub-sites for Service A, Service B and Service C. There is also a simple landing page with links to each of the three sections. Each section uses a custom page template with a custom header.php file that calls a custom nav menu for that section. It might be a clunky solution, but it works. The problem is that I would like to have some content that is common to all 3 sections, but these common pages and/or posts need to be associated with the correct nav menu when they are called to different sections of the site. Any ideas?
wayne hatter
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Posted 1 year ago #
You will more than likely have to create some custom funtions and call them in each template as you wish. Or, copy and paste the content that you want for each template.
I'm sure there is a probably a solution to this using conditional tags, but my coding skills are not up to the task.
wayne hatter
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Posted 1 year ago #
Your question would probably be more suited here: http://wordpress.org/support/forum/wp-advanced
I realize that I could easily solve this problem by creating duplicate pages using my different page templates, but that is what I am specifically trying to avoid if possible.