• Can anyone tell me what PHP Includes (header and footer) to use so that my WordPress theme is on all of my pages.

    I’ve already tried:

    <?php require_once(“YOURABSOLUTEPATHHERE/wp/wp-blog-header.php”);?> <?php get_header(); ? >
    //
    <?php get_footer(); ?>

    And just plain:

    <?php get_header(); ? >
    //
    <?php get_footer(); ?>

    But, those don’t seem to be working. My site is https://egolicious.net and I’ve tried those PHP Includes on my “About” page (https://egolicious.net/about.php). It just keeps giving me this message:

    Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘/’ in /home/egolicio/public_html/about.php on line 1

    And I don’t know what that means =S. Please help!

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  • Just to be clear, you are editing template files in your theme and not adding code to a Page you’ve posted, correct?

    The page template in your theme should already be calling for the header and footer. If it’s giving you trouble, try uploading the original template file or copy the code from the single post file and edit as needed for the page.

    Posting the top portion of the page template would help.

    Thread Starter egolicious

    (@egolicious)

    No, I’m not editing template files. It’s a normal PHP page with content on it. I want to know what PHP Includes to use to get my WordPress theme on that page.

    Why not just put your content in WordPress Pages, since it looks like your site is driven by WordPress?

    Thread Starter egolicious

    (@egolicious)

    I would do that but how do you post a Page without it saying the date?

    Well, the display of a Page is controlled by a Page Template. For instance, assuming you are using the WordPress Default Theme, and you create a Page, and use the Default Page Template, then you would edit the wp-content/themes/default/pages.php Template and delete this code:

    Posted: <?php the_time('F j, Y'); ?> at <?php the_time('g:i a'); ?>

    Related:
    Stepping Into Template Tags
    Stepping Into Templates
    Template Hierarchy

    If you need one page without the time, then a page template is all you need, the links Michael provided should be enough…

    Unless there’s some specific PHP you need to execute that WordPress won’t like…

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