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Hi, does anyone here have any custom templates they'd like to share with regards to making the blog entry look a little nicer. I can probably butcher something together in html to make it look a little nicer but i'd like to keep it in css and my css skills are no bueno.
I'm looking for something like this
http://nychuskies.com/wordpress/...
that would make the entry box have the rounded edges and look a little cleaner than whatever came in the stock custom template. Thanks.
I'm looking for something like this
http://nychuskies.com/wordpress/...
that would make the entry box have the rounded edges and look a little cleaner than whatever came in the stock custom template. Thanks.
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Actually don't worry about this either, I've managed to edit the "html" within the php file enough to get it to do what i need. Wish I could delete threads i start.
The add-on includes an example template, under "/packages/wordpress_for_concrete5/blocks/wordpress_entries/templates/just_another_wordpress.php", or the standard template for the add-on could be duplicated as well.
You could either copy "/packages/wordpress_for_concrete5/blocks/wordpress_entries/view.php" and use it as the basis for your custom template (as a blank slate) or "/packages/wordpress_for_concrete5/blocks/wordpress_entries/templates_default.php", which includes all of the markup.
In general, you probably would want something in the middle. Copy "view.php" and put it at "/blocks/wordpress_entries/templates/name_of_your_template.php" (at the root of your C5 install, not under "/packages"), then copy and modify any markup you need from the full "templates_default.php" file.
I would highly recommend that you do not modify any lower-level files directly, since that will make it impossible to upgrade to newer versions of the add-on without manually merging the changes. Not ideal. That's why I made the template system :)
You could either copy "/packages/wordpress_for_concrete5/blocks/wordpress_entries/view.php" and use it as the basis for your custom template (as a blank slate) or "/packages/wordpress_for_concrete5/blocks/wordpress_entries/templates_default.php", which includes all of the markup.
In general, you probably would want something in the middle. Copy "view.php" and put it at "/blocks/wordpress_entries/templates/name_of_your_template.php" (at the root of your C5 install, not under "/packages"), then copy and modify any markup you need from the full "templates_default.php" file.
I would highly recommend that you do not modify any lower-level files directly, since that will make it impossible to upgrade to newer versions of the add-on without manually merging the changes. Not ideal. That's why I made the template system :)