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  • Thread Starter roclimb

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    Thanks so much,

    That looks exactly like what I want to do.
    Cheers

    Thread Starter roclimb

    (@roclimb)

    Thnaks so much for the help. I took out the closing tag and everything works perfectly now.

    Thanks both Digital Raindrops and Esmi for taking the time to help.
    Cheers
    Rob

    Thread Starter roclimb

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    I think I figured out what I need. I will add the category of the page to be detected and make a conditional statement to detect the category and then add the class depending on category. this way I can have a ton of pages under one category and not have to add the class to individual names.

    Cheers
    Rob

    Thread Starter roclimb

    (@roclimb)

    Thanks I found a plugin that does this and lets you add your post into content blocks. it did just what I needed. Thanks for the links though as they helped as well for me to understand the Loop better.

    Thread Starter roclimb

    (@roclimb)

    Thanks so much for the help/reply. I read through the page of posts codex page and this really helped to start to get what I need. What I am really looking for (I think) is a way to get the current page id–which is actually the post id as I cant find page id in the codex?

    I think if I get the page/post id I can somehow make the post, post on the same page. Any ideas on how to do this????

    The reason I need to do it this way is I am going to have probably 50 or more pages with the need to post on that page and post “to” that page. If I do this with categories in an array I wont have unique post data on all 50 pages like I need. At least that’s what I think.

    Any suggestions
    Thanks again for taking the time
    Rob

    Thread Starter roclimb

    (@roclimb)

    Thnaks so much that makes sense. again wonderful plugin.
    I was also wondering what is the code snippet to just place the plugin in a Post?

    Thread Starter roclimb

    (@roclimb)

    As always thanks again for the reply. I think I worded my question poorly. what I wanted to ask is:

    I have a template called area-page that is linked to style.css and will have about 50 pages looking like that template, then

    I will have another 50 pages coming from area-page template but changed the css slightly through <?php body_class(‘myclass’); ?>>. these pages I want to all have the class .myclass added to so it looks a little different from the regular area-template. So I want a simple way to add the .myclass to do this. I did it for one page and it looks great but I have 49 more to add it to and dont want to have to add the page name 49 times.

    Is there a way to add .myclass to a set of these 49 pages?

    Forum: Themes and Templates
    In reply to: body class
    Thread Starter roclimb

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    Thats the problem I did it both ways leaving the <head> and removing it and it makes no difference either way so I want to know the CORRECT way to do this as it does not specifically state to remove the <head> tag anyplace in the WordPress codex that I can find it only says to place wp-head right before the closing </head> tag.

    This could mean that one with limited WordPress knowledge like myself can deduce that it is either possible to leave <head> or remove it. But I do not know what way is what WordPress wants.

    Thanks

    Forum: Themes and Templates
    In reply to: body class
    Thread Starter roclimb

    (@roclimb)

    Thanks, yes I mean wp_head() . So if I use wp_head() you are saying I should leave the <head> tag before it and add the closing </head> sometime after it–right after according to the docs?

    Forum: Themes and Templates
    In reply to: body class
    Thread Starter roclimb

    (@roclimb)

    thanks for the reply, I figured that was probably the case. Im assuming if I do PHP head() I need to delete the <head> tag also? and leave the closing </head> tag?

    Im super new here so I apologize for the basic-level questions

    Thanks again
    rob

    Thread Starter roclimb

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    Got it!
    Thanks for the help. It was by importing the <?php bloginfo(‘template_url’) and it works like a charm. I now have a unique header and unique css. Lets me make a completely different looking page for my site just like i wanted.

    Thanks again for all the help. it makes a huge difference.
    Kudos
    Rob

    Thread Starter roclimb

    (@roclimb)

    Tried changing the header_state like you said and also several variations of that but I still am not importing my header_state.php header. Any other ideas?

    Thread Starter roclimb

    (@roclimb)

    Thanks, nice site, what news slider is that….is it a plugin? Very nice. Know of any good tutorials out there for wrapping a wordpress theme around buddy press?

    thanks again
    cheers
    Rob

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