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GetSimple only for 1 page. It´s possible?
#1
I´m a web designer (not a developer...) I was wondering if it is possible to have one page to be managed with GS.
Maube soemthing like http://tero.co.uk/scripts/onepagecms.php but I don´t know, someone may clarify me.
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#2
It's definitely able to do that. You would edit the homepage's content and omit the get_navigation() function from the template. That way, there is only the homepage shown with no subpages.

http://www.cagintranetworks.com/ is using a theme like this
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#3
Can you show me an example of the code I have to use?
Or is there any tutorial that shows me how to do that?
Remember I´m a designer and there are some issues that I find hard at first sight jeje

Thanks for your reply br the way
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#4
First you’ll have to understand the basics of HTML to create your own theme for the CMS.
If you do, simply look at the standard theme to learn how text is put into the HTML.
As long as you don’t call the menu function in your theme there wont be a menu, and thus your site will only have 1 page.
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#5
Just download and install the CMS.
Delete any pages except for the index page.
The content of that page will be editable.

If you want to change the layout, then feel free to do so, but that will get you started.

I'm not sure if you can rename index.php to newpage.php. If so, then you could have one page that is powered by Get-Simple and the rest that aren't. In any case, you could install GS in a sub-dir and just point that one page to that dir.
Clients always want to be able to change the content of their pages, but they are unwilling to do so.

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#6
Sure, I will.
I have knowledge in html/css but not in php, but I will try my best, I think this is the best way to do it.
Thanks to everyone.
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#7
You really don't need to know PHP.
http://get-simple.info/docs/theme-codex
That is all the php you need to know. Just go there and copy and paste everything you need.
Clients always want to be able to change the content of their pages, but they are unwilling to do so.

Have you ever coded in your underwear before?
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#8
Wow you are the best !
Thank you all, really.
I will let you know here the final product Wink
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