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Print Layouts
Posted: Wed 2. Jun 2004, 20:14
by eglwolf
I have the print tag on several of my templates, however when I click it the open windows bascially shows the same thing, without some of the css.
Why is it not just opening the content area and leaving the template out?
What am I missing?
http://www.equivity.com/v4/email.shtml
Posted: Wed 2. Jun 2004, 20:35
by Pappnase
hello
please goto the admin backend! choose the template you use for this article or structure. edit this template there you see wich css this template will use! maybe you choose the print.css!
Posted: Wed 2. Jun 2004, 22:48
by eglwolf
Could the problem be that when I entered my customer template information I put it all in the main cell, and did not plit it up into the - header, left, right, footer, etc..??
Posted: Wed 2. Jun 2004, 22:58
by Pappnase
eglwolf wrote:Could the problem be that when I entered my customer template information I put it all in the main cell, and did not plit it up into the - header, left, right, footer, etc..??
hello
yes, thats the error!
Posted: Wed 2. Jun 2004, 23:03
by eglwolf
well them back to the drawing board, on the template becuase that was the only way I could get the template to work was to put it all into the main cell.
Posted: Fri 4. Jun 2004, 05:23
by eglwolf
Update:
I "cut" my template up and put each section into the appropriate area in the admin. And it is abour 90% accurant.
The main concern is that PHPWCMS seems to be adding additional code into my templates, What I did was lable each section
<!---Header End--->
<!--Left Start-->
Just for my future refence, well there should be no code between these two tags, but once the template is used live I get things like:
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<!---Header - End---></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td valign="top" width="217"><!---Left - Start--->
Which is messing links up a little. How can I get rid of these extras, or what can I do about them?