One template, multiple colors
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- Allan Besselink
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I would like to be able to set different sections of my website in different colors, but using the same template (i.e. Firenzie). How can this be accomplished?
Thanks!
Allan
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- Alain Patrick dela Pena
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Yes you can by many means. One simple way is creating a lean copy of Firenzie, which means a clone it and name it rt_firenzie_s1 for style 1 then s2 and so on; make sure you change the default style in the index.php. What I mean with a lean copy is by removing all the other style from you clone leaving the style you have selected to just install the used style and related files.
Then install all the new style and assign them to a section in your site from the Template Manager. There was a post similar this here but different template.
hope this help.
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- Allan Besselink
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Am I simply renaming the template package prior to uploading? Or is there any renaming of any specific files?
Thanks for your help ...
Allan
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- Alain Patrick dela Pena
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With Firenzie I think you can rename just rename it then update the name in the templateDetails.xml file. To be sure I will check the index.php, template_css.css and the xml file. If you are concern about copyrights there was a post about this
here
for you to consider.
Templates are not the same so make sure to check the hardcoded template names and folder.
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- Max Miecchi
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You've just to append
?tstyle=style1
to the menu item links pointing to different styles:
Es.: www.yoursite.com/index.php?tstyle=style1 (or style2, style3 etc.)
P.S.: the upper link is not an active link, it's just an example - Last Edit: 17 years 5 months ago by Max Miecchi.
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- Alain Patrick dela Pena
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This is an easy solution. Thanks for this! Is it true with all RT templates?
And I am assuming this will not work with non-RT templates.
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- Max Miecchi
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- It works with RT templates with multiple styles.
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- Allan Besselink
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I love simple solutions ... I will test it out today. Thanks!
One question though - what if the menu item (with style 2) is a component instead of a separate web link? - Last Edit: 17 years 5 months ago by Allan Besselink.
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