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Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Implementing WordPress into a templateThanks, that link was really handy. It’s all finished and (seems to be) bug free now.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Implementing WordPress into a templatenope even creating a static front page like that stops the right bar from displaying it seems. It gets the same issue. Any idea why the code seems to be stopping anything else from being displayed once it finishes? It’s definately not a CSS issue as I’ve tried it with disabled themes.
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doing some work it seems to be the wordpress index that’s causing the issues. I’ll see if I can sort it out
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Implementing WordPress into a templateThe template is basically a layout consisting of a selection of tables. The left navbar, wordpress and the right bar are in a table of their own with 3 columns. The left bar is hard coded into the template and wordpress and the right bar are both php includes. The right bar is a html with no database or php calls.
The thing is it doesn’t even have display the code for the final div where the navbar would go. The code just stops once index.php from the theme has loaded.
Forum: Themes and Templates
In reply to: Implementing WordPress into a templateI’m kinda trying to do that. Implementing wordpress into my existing template. I’ve something like 375 content pages, some stored in a database, some in html (as well as some custom php elements). I do intend to integrate everything together but that’s months of work for me, a portion of which may involve downtime for the site.
At the moment I want to get the basic functionality integrated with my existing template and gradually implement the site’s content a bit at a time.