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tmoura
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HELP!!

Post by tmoura »

What am I doing wrong?

This is what I want it to look like:
http://storhost.com/clients/stf/main.htm

This is what I am coming up with:
http://storhost.com/clients/stf/cms/ind ... ,8,0,0,1,0

If anybody would like to login and let me know what it is that I am screwing up on before Monday as that is when I am to present it to the client...

Feel free to login and check it out:
http://storhost.com/clients/stf/cms/login.php

admin/demo

Thank you to whoever logs in and can pin point what it is that I am doing.
Last edited by tmoura on Sun 6. Mar 2005, 08:01, edited 1 time in total.
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Post by cyaneo »

First of all:

remove the entry from the html head section:

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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<head>
<title>Start to Finish Swim Camp</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
</head>
Tip: just enter additional codes there - the code above you entered, still is defined in phpwcms core (index.php)


Another Tip (in your case):

1. Load the site you wish to create into your browser
2. view the source code in your browser
3. copy the sourcecode into yout html editor
4. edit as needed, put the replacement tags into the places you need
5. copy all between the <body> and </body> tags into the main section (Haupt:)
6. edit the css file as needed
done

Additional you can split the tables into header, main, footer, left and right sections:

header: the table contains the header part
main: the body tables
footer: footer table stuff
left: left table of the main section
right: right table of the main section

PS: only nessecary if you want to be flexible with the different parts.



as easy as ever.phpwcms.

You can see the results here

Just playing around a few minutes and don't corected your code - that's your part... :wink:
Last edited by cyaneo on Sun 6. Mar 2005, 06:21, edited 1 time in total.
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Post by tmoura »

Gruss,

Thank you for the reply and assisting me in understanding.
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Post by tmoura »

well, in my playing around I seemed to have deleted the navigation structure somewhere and cant seem to get it to return.

I took the code from within DW and placed the replacement tag for the nav in the location where its needed. When I test the page out there is no navigation?
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Post by pico »

Hi

maybe this will help you - if you understand German - if not just look at Quick-Start to the Images :)

http://www.peperkorn-online.de/index.php?quick-start
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Post by cyaneo »

Hi, please ask your questions in the forum, other people also want to learn :wink:

I'm similar with pico:

Do the manual of pepe at http://www.peperkorn-online.de/index.php?quick-start

This also was my first way to start, absolutely helpfull and the workshop takes only 10 minutes.

Then you can switch it to your design an make it running!
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