When I read your replies, everything sounds so simple
Unfortunately I'm not a webdeveloper. I'm able to shape (stylize) already existing php code to some extent, or create a simple chunk of code, but my programming "skills" are too low to create a stand alone plugin. Thus your solution is too complicated for me to implement it on my own.
But I think I might found a simpler way around.
Having 2 content sections would have to base on Mike's idea.
But instead of creating additional template files for every page, I could create a private subpage for every page, include it in template.php using
where $variable would be the subpage's name, and load the subpage into 2nd content section, using conditional statements dependent on
As I think of it now, it may turn out as a simplified Mike's method, requiring manual changes inside template.php :/
Of course I could use a component to modify the template.php in cms, but it won't be a fully automated solution.
edit: I'm terribly sorry for my engrish. I haven't sleep well for last 2 days.
Unfortunately I'm not a webdeveloper. I'm able to shape (stylize) already existing php code to some extent, or create a simple chunk of code, but my programming "skills" are too low to create a stand alone plugin. Thus your solution is too complicated for me to implement it on my own.
But I think I might found a simpler way around.
Having 2 content sections would have to base on Mike's idea.
But instead of creating additional template files for every page, I could create a private subpage for every page, include it in template.php using
Code:
<?php get_content('$variable'); ?>
Code:
<?php get_page_slug(); ?>
As I think of it now, it may turn out as a simplified Mike's method, requiring manual changes inside template.php :/
Of course I could use a component to modify the template.php in cms, but it won't be a fully automated solution.
edit: I'm terribly sorry for my engrish. I haven't sleep well for last 2 days.
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