hi,

Normally just need to do :


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Thanks

What's the filename of the custom page though?

What do you mean by "custom page"?

You can override a page's style by creating a new file in the theme folder (e.g. page_not_found.php for a 404 page). I want to override the profile edit page so that it doesn't use view.php (which includes elements I don't want displayed on that page). Trouble is I don't know what the correct file name for the override is.

You must copy/paste profile/edit.php in single_pages folder in the root (keep profile folder).

view.php is automatically used.

To bypass this, I think you need to implement conditions in view.php which detect you are visiting or not profile/edit.php page.

Or you can read part "Customizing a Single Page's Appearance" on this page :-)
http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/developers/pages/single-page...

Thanks. I just needed to create an edit.php file in my theme's folder then set the path in site_theme_paths.php. It was the filename edit.php I wasn't sure about - I thought it would require a more complex filename to reflect its path (/profile/edit), but apparently not.

and if you create folder "profile" in themes then under it "edit.php" ?

You're correct -- it should just be called "edit.php". Unfortunately (in my opinion), C5 doesn't handle subdirectories for the view template overrides in your theme like this (so putting the "edit.php" file in a "profile" subfolder doesn't work). Everything should work just fine, unless of course you have some other single_page somewhere that also happens to be called "edit.php" -- then you will run into problems.

Strangely enough, someone else asked about this just now, here's my response (it's somewhat relevant to this discussion):
http://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/customizing_c5/about-view...