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1. tomasi514
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   I am using a condition like this in the page.php file:

   <?php
   $ancestors = get_post_ancestors($post);
   if (is_page('3'))
   	{
   	include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/content0.php');
           }
   else
   if (is_page('5') || in_array(5,$ancestors))
   	{
   	include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/content1.php');
   	}
   else
   	{
   	include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/content2.php');
   	}
   ?>

   The thing is that I am also having pages finishing like this: http://www.mydomainname.com/?page_id=94&category=8&product_id=16 (I am using the wp-ecommerce plugin).

   Here, page 94 is child of page 5 but the '&category=8&product_id=16' stuff in the address make this code above inefficient.

   Can you help me here?

   ps: WordPress4Ever .)

2. tomasi514
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   Nobody can help me with a solution here?

3. nathan12343
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   This is what I use to set stylesheets for different sections of content. I've had a go at adapting it for your site (but untested, of course):

   <?php
   function is_tree($p_id) {
   	global $post;
   	if(is_page()&&(in_array($p_id, $post->ancestors) ||
   	$post->post_parent==$p_id ||
   	is_page($p_id)))
   	return true;
   	else return false;
   };
   ?>
   <?php if (is_page('3')) {
   	include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/content0.php');
           }
   if (is_tree(5)) {
   	include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/content1.php');
   	}
   else {
   	include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/content2.php');
   	}

   Please note that I am getting an error of 'wrong datatype' if a 404 page appears (which is how I found your post)

   Hope this helps

4. nathan12343
   Member
   Posted 2 years ago #

   apljdi solved the error on 404.

   Replace the relevant line above with:

   if(is_page()&&(in_array($p_id, (array)$post->ancestors) ||

   Works like a charm for me!

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