2014-02-13, 19:13:03
Hello everyone,
I was looking for a databaseless CMS solution and I found GetSimple and fell in love
I am working normally with Joomla and Wordpress so it looked quite familiar and I created a theme quite quickly.
But now I am a bit lost and I couldn't find a solution for my problem after searching the internet by Google all night and I didn't find the right apporach here either.
In Joomla and Wordpress I am used to add positions for modules (Joomla) and widgets (Wordpress). If I did understand it correctly this feature is called "components" in GetSimple.
So when I had a look at the standard theme I saw two tags and
Now I would like to add extra "sidebars" over and under the container with the main content.
Like I said before I did a thorough research and I wanted to know if these extra "sidebars" should be created in the functions.php like the sidebars in Wordpress.
I tried to insert component tags directly in the template.php (for learning reasons I don't have include files)
I created three div's (each 31% with 2% margin right except for the one at the right side) and inserted-tags
In the backend of GetSimple there are no buttons added (the ones one sees at the right when managing/creating components). After adding these tags there are still just two buttons.
One called "sidebar" and one called "tagline".
I addded an image to visualize the buttons I am wrting about.
My clients really like to have many positions in their design (even if they mostly don't use them but they pay and I play ) and I would love to offer this CMS as a new service for clients who have a hosting package without a database. Saves me endless discussions why they need to upgrade and pay more, which is always an unpopular issue
Thanks in advance for any help!
Regards,
Rob van Linda
I was looking for a databaseless CMS solution and I found GetSimple and fell in love
I am working normally with Joomla and Wordpress so it looked quite familiar and I created a theme quite quickly.
But now I am a bit lost and I couldn't find a solution for my problem after searching the internet by Google all night and I didn't find the right apporach here either.
In Joomla and Wordpress I am used to add positions for modules (Joomla) and widgets (Wordpress). If I did understand it correctly this feature is called "components" in GetSimple.
So when I had a look at the standard theme I saw two tags
Code:
"get_component('sidebar');
Code:
<?php get_component('tagline'); ?>
Now I would like to add extra "sidebars" over and under the container with the main content.
Like I said before I did a thorough research and I wanted to know if these extra "sidebars" should be created in the functions.php like the sidebars in Wordpress.
I tried to insert component tags directly in the template.php (for learning reasons I don't have include files)
I created three div's (each 31% with 2% margin right except for the one at the right side) and inserted
Code:
"get_component();"
Code:
<div class="col_100 wrap">
<div class="col_33">
<?php get_component('left'); ?>
</div>
<div class="col_33">
<?php get_component('center'); ?>
</div>
<div class="col_33 wrap">
<?php get_component('right'); ?>
</div>
</div>
In the backend of GetSimple there are no buttons added (the ones one sees at the right when managing/creating components). After adding these tags there are still just two buttons.
One called "sidebar" and one called "tagline".
I addded an image to visualize the buttons I am wrting about.
My clients really like to have many positions in their design (even if they mostly don't use them but they pay and I play ) and I would love to offer this CMS as a new service for clients who have a hosting package without a database. Saves me endless discussions why they need to upgrade and pay more, which is always an unpopular issue
Thanks in advance for any help!
Regards,
Rob van Linda