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Hi. I'm trying to locate where the static page title fon't color is. I would like to either change it or make the text in my static page the same. I found the "story" title fon't color in the css file but that isn't it.
I looked in the index file within the staticpages folder but didn't see anything. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

affero

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try blockheader.thtml in your theme folder. you can put your color there or note the class name if any, and edit your css to match.

Also, in Geeklog 1.3.11 / Static Pages 1.4.1, you can use the "template override" via the theme's functions.php file and give static pages their own block header / footer file.

bye, Dirk

machinari,

thanks for the suggestion, I found it in blockheader.thtml and changed it in css. On another subject do you know why can't you place html links within a signature file within this forum or can you? Thanks - Affero

If I've helped please let me know about it here

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Hi, it´s exactly what I want to do but I can´t seem to get it to work.

As far as I understand it you can assign a custom .thtml file based on the blockfeader and footer to a single static page.

So I did the following, but it doesn´t work.

I adapted the functions.php so it contains an entry like this:



In the language-header.thtml file I removed the {block_title} variable as I don´t want this to show up.

However, it ignores it and still shows the block-title.

The static page has for sp_id, sp_label and sp_title language

Anyone a clue what I am doing wrong

And yes, I am using Geeklog 1.3.11 / Static Pages 1.4.1.

Thanks,
Boris

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You can only override the block templates for all of the static pages by setting $_BLOCK_TEMPLATE['_staticpages_block'].

Or, you could check that you are about to display a static page entitled "language" and only override the $_BLOCK_TEMPLATE['_staticpages_block'] in that case.

bye, Dirk

Thanks Dirk,

Worked like a charm. I knew I must be doing something wrong

Best Regards,
Boris

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If you put the static page in a centerblock you can use this:
$_BLOCK_TEMPLATE['_staticpages_centerblock'] = 'blockheader-XXXX.thtml,blockfooter-XXXX.thtml';

Replace the XXXX with your template name.

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