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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Applying template globallyDang. Two moderators suggesting the same thing. Now I’m sweating this one.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Applying template globallyTo make a WP theme based on my design would cause me to miss the deadline for this project. The template I have contains animating apDiv’s for navigation buttons and some flash forms as well. I spent a bit of time getting all the animating apDiv’s to time in and out along with their effects. I’d certainly believe I was a banana tree by the time I finished recreating all these elements.
Or is there an easier way to do this?
Thank you for your time, moshu.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Applying template globallyCertainly Otto42.
I created a template in Dreamweaver and placed WordPress within an apDiv on the blog.html file. When I open the page it works exactly as I wanted. However, whenever I click on any of the Blog relative URL links, that page then opens in the WordPress default Kubrick template, not the Dreamweaver blog template I created.
So what I am asking is where I place the script to always keep any new WordPress blog links and redirects opening within my blog template instead of the Kubrick template? My template is located in a file in my IP’s directory named Template. Here is the apDiv script for the Blog page (sans the actual URL):
<div id=”apDiv16″>
<?php
include(‘http://www.myWebsiteURL.com/wordpress/’);
?>
</div>Is there a particular WordPress php file that I can direct this code toward so all WordPress pages open within my blog template or is my script the wrong one for this job? Do I apply this code to the CSS page?
I love the intrigue of trying to resolve this issue I’m having. Unfortunately for me, I’m running out of time before I have to go live with the site this blog is intended for.
Thank you for your speedy response Otto42. I truly appreciate it, and your time.
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Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Embed PHPFantastic, NC! Worked like a charm and loads quite well actually. You were right about the incorrect directory structure and the code you so kindly posted was exactly what I needed. Of course, all I had to do on my end was to drop in the correct URL and it was all right there. Too cool for words, but my many thanks regardless.
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