hi,
why don t you paste the code of form directly in the template of your need, page.php ….in a div for example. it should work
Why doesn’t it work? I think we need a bit more info on how this all fits together.
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If I create a new page and put hte code in “div” you’ll see the code on the page…
You need to put the code in a custom page template then create a new page and apply the new template.
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Is there an English version of what you just said or what that link says?
That was the English version. Or about as English as you’ll be able to find. 🙂
It’s not that difficult to create a custom page template. Just copy page.php, give the new file a different name (eg: mytemplate.php), add the template comment block – with the template’s proper name – at the top and you’re away. If the new template shows up in the Template dropdown box when you go to create a new page, you know you’ve successfully created a new page template.
At that point, you can start adding your own code to the custom template.
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Ah thank you. Much better 🙂
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OK so I copied page.php and renamed it. I erased the second part of it below the “************” and replaced it with my code. When editing a theme, it shows up as a page. Now what?
Create a new page, apply the new template to it and preview it.
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How do you apply the template to the new page?
Use the Template dropdown box on Edit Page.
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I don’t know where you see the template drop downbox because I looked everywhere and can’t find it.
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Never mind I got it to work but it’s not really what I wanted to do. The page shows up blank. I wanted the page to KEEP the wordpress theme but contain PHP code.
