2013-05-29, 09:23:45
2013-05-29, 11:14:06
Make a page called 404 and do whatever you want in it.
2013-05-29, 12:33:31
(2013-05-29, 11:14:06)shawn_a Wrote: [ -> ]Make a page called 404 and do whatever you want in it.
I have one, and it calls
Code:
<template><![CDATA[template.php]]></template>
2013-05-29, 18:16:26
If your images are not css background images but linked in the html you can put the img tags in a component then use in your template, or some other snippet of php from here:
http://get-simple.info/wiki/components-d...n-the_page
I suppose you could use a similar bit of php to link a particular page to a specific css but having a duplicate css is probably even less efficient than having a duplicate template.
PHP Code:
<?php if (return_page_slug()=='404') get_component('COMPNAME'); ?>
http://get-simple.info/wiki/components-d...n-the_page
I suppose you could use a similar bit of php to link a particular page to a specific css but having a duplicate css is probably even less efficient than having a duplicate template.
2013-05-29, 22:29:56
The body of the pages have the slug so you can use CSS selectors for specific pages in most templates if not admit to yours and then targe that pages using a CSS rule.