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Euthorus
Modifying theme content
  • 2005/12/16 16:19

  • Euthorus

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I have been battling for 2 days now trying to figure out why when I change the theme.html file in the appropriate folder on the server it does not change what I see on the website - after several hours of digging through every file on my site I stumbled upon templates_c folder where every file begins with some sort of a alphanumeric hash followed by a more orthodox file name - in my case theme.html.php, which indeed contains what i see on my site but I cannot modify it at all because of its name ( %%A2^A25^A250273C%%theme.html.php)

Any ideas on what I could do to change its contents ? Specifically I am simply trying to change the links that theme spans accross the top of my site.

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plusangel
Re: Modifying theme content
  • 2005/12/16 16:29

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If you want to edit the theme you have to edit the theme.html file inside the theme/your_selected_theme folder…

Then you have to enable, inside the administration menu – preferences – system – general settings - and set Update module template .html files from themes/your theme/templates directory? to Yes

In addition, set your browsers cache to 0 and empty it!
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Euthorus
Re: Modifying theme content
  • 2005/12/16 16:42

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cool, that worked - thank you

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LazyBadger
Re: Modifying theme content

1. You can always have "Update..." on - it save ~30 SQL queries
2. Delete all from templates_c if changes not reflected is more easy and bullet-proof
3. "Force reload" in most browsers do the trick - without losing all cached content
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