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  • I want to have a different image on every page template within a theme. How do I do that.

    I’m using reds-10 template

    Link: http://www.plainlycreativeworks.com/wordpress/

    Thanks.
    K

    Please someone help!

    I don’t want to start another string – but I need to get someone’s attention! I really would like to use a wp template but I need each page to have a different image. How do I make the page template call up a different header image?

    I’m using the

    reds-10 template

    link: http://www.plainlycreativeworks.com/wordpress/

    Kathi

    (@kathi)

    Boy I sure could use help on this! Does anyone have an answer!

    Thanks
    kathi

    Thread Starter Kathi

    (@kathi)

    Sorry – Link to site is: http://plainlycreativeworks.com/wordpress/

    The theme is: Reds 3.0 by miloIIIIVII

    I found another topic “Theme with multiple headers” at
    http://wordpress.org/support/topic/166747?replies=2

    They were discussing what I want to do but I have not received a response yet. I know how to create a page template so that a drop down menu appears in the WRITE/PAGE area of wp – but I don’t know how to make a page template bring up a different header.

    If I create a header1.php file what code do I edit to make wp bring up a different image?

    I tried just replacing reds.jpg with a new name in the css stylesheet but did not call up my new background file. I could not find the file reds.jpg being referenced to by any other file within the theme. What files do I need to edit and how?

    Sure appreciate some light on this subject – or I may have to take a whole different approach on this website so that each page can have a different image behind the logo.

    This is some of the stylesheet code:

    body {
    font-size: 90%;
    font-family: Tahoma, ‘Times New Roman’, Serif;
    color: #fff;
    text-align: left;
    background: #000;
    background-image:url(images/reds.jpg);
    background-repeat: no-repeat;
    background-attachment: top left fixed;
    }
    #header {
    background: transparent;
    height: 0;
    margin:0;
    }

    Thanks
    Kathi

    Kathi

    (@kathi)

    I understand creating a new page template by adding: the code

    <?php
    /*
    Template Name: Page1
    */
    ?>

    but is this….

    <?php include(TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/header1.php’); ?>

    adding in the new page1.php file? If so, where?

    Also what code do you change in the header.php to create a new header1.php? I could not find anything code referencing a specific template or image file in the header.php

    Can you help! I’m just so glad you can change the header in every page. That’s exactly what I need!

    Kathi

    Kathi

    (@kathi)

    Is it possible to edit the code so that each page calls up a different header IMAGE?

    K

    Kathi

    (@kathi)

    I would like to edit the code so that each page calls up a different header. Just adding this to this topic as well…thanks.

    Kathi

    Kathi

    (@kathi)

    Also… I forgot to add. I want to keep all the same formating that I chanaged in the style.css file. I just want the background to change.

    Kathi

    Kathi

    (@kathi)

    I would like to have a different image in every page template I create. What code do you add to what file?

    I opened page.php – gave it a new name – e.g. photography.php

    Do I add the above code in the photography.php file?

    Kathi

    Kathi

    (@kathi)

    I don’t know if this helps. A bit redundant, but I could not get the Page Template dropdown box either. I tried REFRESH but it did not help me.

    But what appears to have worked is when I cleared all PRIVATE DATE informaton in firefox (Tools/Clear Private Data/Browsing History, Saved Form Search History, Cache and AUTHENTICATED Sessions) BEFORE clicking on REFRESH on the WordPress/Write/Page

    This is probably obvious to all of you – but be sure the template name in your code matches the name of the new php file. This had happened to me “way back”, I had used – in the template name, but named the file with an underscore _(a note in case a newy like me visits this blog!)

    Open: page.php
    Rename file for example: photography.php
    Insert code at the top

    <?php
    /*
    Template Name: photography
    */
    ?>

    Fortunately, I’m one of the blessed right now who can see the dropdown box!

    Kathi

    Kathi

    (@kathi)

    Okay – everyone sick of me! I don’t know why “SEND TO EDITOR” did not work before. Now it is.

    Thanks to me being just a bit more patient hu?
    K

    Kathi

    (@kathi)

    To clean up my incorrect information….

    created a folder named “images” in the wp-content folder did NOT fix the problem. WP did makes it’s own “upload” folder when I used the built in uploader. Still need help on inserting an image in a post though!

    Kathi again

    Kathi

    (@kathi)

    Nope – I got the image to appear in the “browse” panel – but how do you insert it into your post? I click on the insert image icon in the “write” area and an empty window opens that I can not close. What am I doing wrong??

    Anyone?

    Kathi

    Kathi

    (@kathi)

    I think I just answered my own question. I did not see this written in any How To WordPress documents. But I created a folder named “images” in the wp-content folder. It appears it may work now.

    Kathi

    (@kathi)

    I need even more help! I can’t upload images by using the upload built within the write post/page.

    I browse to upload an image – but then when I try to insert the image in my post just an empty window opens on the screen. What do I do?

    Kathi

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