• Resolved Andeh86

    (@andeh86)


    Hi guys,

    im trying to set pages to have different templates, looking at the actual site for custom community there should be a list of templates when you create a new page (as shown here:
    http://www.custom-community.themekraft.com/page-templates-2/ )

    I only have ‘default’, ‘full width’ and ‘Links. Does any one know how i can get the rest of them there? ive googled around for days but cant find an answer!

    When i look in the template settings all of them show up to set as the default, but i need access to all of them!

    Hope you can help.

    Andeh

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  • Thread Starter Andeh86

    (@andeh86)

    ahh, yes… you have to create your own template im afraid! If you are competent/confident enough with HTML its fairly simple to work out. All you then need to do is work out how to pull the header, footer and side bars in to your new template file.

    as long as the page begins with what i said in my previous post that will generate the new template in the dropdown. From there you can play around and work out what you need

    (currently i am at work, so unfortunatly dont have time to help) Have a look at some of the other php files as a template to work on.

    the ones i looked at were siderbar.php and fullwidth.php(i think its fullwidth.php any way)

    <?php get_header(); ?>
    <?php get_footer(); ?>

    This is a start 🙂

    If i get time tonight ill have a look at what ive done and let you know!

    Moderator Jan Dembowski

    (@jdembowski)

    Forum Moderator and Brute Squad

    Forum police…? *Turns to other moderators* Do we get badges? *Gets “we need no stinkin’ badges!” reply back*

    😀

    Andrew, I don’t get it because won’t the forum police just link me back to this thread, saying it’s already been asked?

    Putting my poor attempt at humor aside: Maybe you will be linked back to to this thread but I doubt it. This topic was started 10 months and a lot has changed since then. As this topic was marked resolved it won’t get any replies because the problem is sorted out or at least marked that way.

    Do yourself a favor and post a new topic with your own details and specifics. It really is the best way for you to get support for your problem.

    http://wordpress.org/support/theme/custom-community#postform

    Thread Starter Andeh86

    (@andeh86)

    sorry for being the thread creator and replying to the person asking the question, I’m afraid i agree with ted about the fact that if it is there to be discussed with previous notes attached, we should discuss it there… no point in creating duplicated content with twice as much research…

    That, and not much as changed since i created the thread

    Moderator Jan Dembowski

    (@jdembowski)

    Forum Moderator and Brute Squad

    Yes. That’s why I didn’t close the thread out right because it’s your thread and we all appreciate your support. 😉

    But the advice still stands, starting your own topic gets focus on your issue. In this case the original poster is replying and sharing so it’s good; that’s not normally the case and people often waste their time resurrecting old resolved topics.

    Thanks Andeh. I will just play around with the php. I tried doing it before and was very confused, mostly because I don’t know which part of it calls the widgets and appropriate sidebar space. Thanks for the help.

    But I’m assuming sidebar.php has both left and right so I will have to figure out which is which and delete the one I don’t want.– thanks again.

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