| Re: Different templates for different pages.... |
| by Barthez on 2006/11/7 12:23:56 I think you can do it yourself easy. You must developp such a module by adding a "template" collum in a DB table. For example starting frow the "news" module you can - contruct différentes templates based on the news_article.html template. - add a "template" collum in the table stories. - add in the \class\xoopsstory.php the "template" attribut - add the html code to manage your template in news\include\storyform.inc.php - in the modules\news\article.php file change $xoopsOption['template_main'] = 'news_article.html'; by a $xoopsOption['template_main'] = $article->getTemplate(); Hope that helps 
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| Different templates for different pages.... |
| by jimbofoxman on 2006/10/26 22:14:37 For a brief moment recently, when I thought XOOPS didn't have a solution for me, I started checking out MODx per one users recommendation on here. Even though I was a bit overwhelmed with MODx, one thing I liked was the ability to setup each page to use a different template. So let's say you have 5 articles covering different areas, you could give each article its own template, each having a different look to it. Not sure it would be easy the way XOOPS is setup, but I think it would be cool to see. Just sharing a thought! |
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