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Question About Site Design - SR - 2010-01-30

I have a question about site design.

I'm building a site and I want to use GetSimple to manage the backend. The mock can be seen at
http://www.splitrockresort.com/mock1/

The thing is: as you go to different sections of the site.. the header is supposed to change:
http://www.splitrockresort.com/mock1/waterpark.html

I would simply like to design the site and pull the page content from GetSimple.

I have my directory setup as

www.mysite.com/CMS (CMS is where the getsimple files are stored)

My site will be located in the main directory

www.mysite.com/index.php

How can I pull content from the created pages into my website design without having to use the themes?

Question About Site Design - SR - 2010-01-30

After posting... my thought is that I could create each section as a new template and assign the different sections to a template but I'd like to use my own built in navigation...

Question About Site Design - internet54 - 2010-01-30

Create a separate header.php file and then use PHP INCLUDE to include the header.php file into your template.php file that you use for your site pages.

Question About Site Design - SR - 2010-01-30

I've added the info into my main gallery...

Question About Site Design - SR - 2010-01-30

internet54,
I can definitely do that.. but how do I change the header based on which section (waterpark, golf, etc) a guest is in?

Oh..and thanks for the speedy reply.

Question About Site Design - Alexey - 2010-01-30

SR Wrote:internet54,
I can definitely do that.. but how do I change the header based on which section (waterpark, golf, etc) a guest is in?

Oh..and thanks for the speedy reply.

I think you can write some little code with analysing slug variable.

something like this

Code:
if (return_page_slug()=='firstpage') {

   // first header

}

if (return_page_slug()=='secondpage') {

   // second header

}

You can see http://get-simple.info/forum/viewtopic.php?pid=1868#p1868

Question About Site Design - SR - 2010-02-01

Thanks... I'll give it a shot today