• Resolved jennibee

    (@jennibee)


    Can you have a totally different lay-out for every page? I read up on how to change headers, but can you change the entire layout for each one? Would I just have to have x amount of style.css, sidebar, header, etc? I just wanted one page different, the rest can stay the same. Thanks for any help ??

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  • Thread Starter jennibee

    (@jennibee)

    Rock on, that worked. For the sidebar and footer as well. We should write something on this. Its pretty simple when you know what the heck you’re doing ??

    Now that my page2.php is working, how about pointing the header in the right direction. Moshu, I tried what you said but its not picking up the style sheet. It sends it all over the place. I didn’t change anything in the style sheet but a few graphics yet so everything should be working…but its not :/

    Sorry to hear that not everything is working. Actually as the nature of fora is… there were posted at least two solutions, that do not work together.
    If you use a header2.php – that excludes the conditional tag which was meant in a situation when you have only one header file!
    If you have 2 header.php files, in the second one you should try to call the stylesheet like this:
    <style type="text/css" media="screen">
    @import url( <?php bloginfo('url'); ?>/wp-content/themes/your_theme-name/style2.css );
    </style>

    Thread Starter jennibee

    (@jennibee)

    Ohh, I could kiss you! That worked! I’m guessing there is a less round-about way of doing this, but this works for me! Thanks for everyone’s help, you’ve all just made my day ??

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