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Ryannel,

I cant figure out how exactly how your trying to do this so I’ll just step you through it.

1) Using plain old text editor just make a text file with the code as described above (nothing else) called wide-page.php

2) Upload it to you heatmap-adsense-theme directory.

3) Then just go to your admin
PAGES -> EDIT -> SEO TEST

and in the ATTRIBUTES section change the template to ‘Wide Page’.

and voila you should have your seo test page.

I have it working as described above on this page…
http://heatmaptheme.org/seotest/

Good luck 😉

Ryannel,

I suggest making a custom page template for containing your iframe code.

Create a file called wide-page.php

pop this code in it…

<?php
/*
Template Name: Wide Page
*/
?>

<?php get_header(); ?>

<div class="wide-page-content">
	<!-- YOUR CODE GOES HERE -->
</div>

<?php get_footer();?>

Your Iframe code goes in the YOUR CODE GOES HERE bit 🙂

Then just go to your admin
PAGES -> EDIT -> SEO TEST

and in the ATTRIBUTES section change the template to ‘Wide Page’.

Your IFRAME should now have more elbow room.

You can add the wide-page-content class to your style.css and then style the margins and padding to suit what you are doing.

(please note that the above is a very simple example of how to do this…if you want to include the actual content from the seo-test page (that is typed in the page editor) – you’ll need to look at page.php to figure out how to add the page title and content in).

The issue with the width of the results within the page is due to the ask apache plugin generating a CSS class with a name that is the same as one in HeatMap Theme – namely the ‘content’ class.

You can easily change it in the options page for apache 404 in the HTML setup section.

So where you find <div id=”content”> change it to something else. (say ‘content404’)
Also there is a width declaration in the same HTML (by default 750px) – I suggest changing it to 950px.

The issue at the bottom of the page where the results are mysteriously repeated does not appear to be a result of interacting with HeatMap Theme. I tried switching to the WordPress Default theme and the 404 results still appeared there at the bottom of the page even with ‘dafault theme’ activated. They disappeared when I turned the plugin off.

I suggest checking with the plugins author for help with that issue.

So basically what you need to do is take the code from the google-results.php and whack it into your 404.php, and then include the call required by the plugin.

I haven’t tried this but here’s where I would start fiddling…

Replace the main code in your 404.php with this:

<div id="google-results-body-wrapper">

	<div class="google-search-content">
		<?php if(function_exists('aa_google_404'))aa_google_404();?>
	</div> <!-- class="google-search-content" -->

</div> <!-- id="google-results-body-wrapper" -->

<?php get_footer(); ?>

That should give the 404 plugin results wrapped in the google results style page layout.

Dustyhawk,

To eliminate sidebars in 404.php just delete:

<?php get_sidebar(); ?>

For the search bar. If you want to use the Google Custom Search Feature then that’s built into the template already. You just need to add the code to your HeatMap Options Page:

Here’s the user guide entry:
http://heatmaptheme.com/adsense-theme-for-wordpress/version-2/google-adsense-custom-search/

Make sure you shorten the text field length from 31 to something smaller when setting up your google custom search code so it fits in the template nicely.