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 11/16/08 09:26am (Read 1,207 times)  

TIM

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i would like to uncomment the favicon comment, and add google tracking to my footer. how do i access main-index.html, or whatever the default index.html is called. i have searched for it but with no results.
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 11/16/08 09:38am  
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You're looking for header.thtml and footer.thtml in your theme directory: /path/to/geeklog/public_html/layout/professional/ (or whatever your default theme is).

Also see the theme documentation.

bye, Dirk
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 11/16/08 10:11am  

TIM

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Thanks,
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 11/16/08 10:17am  

TIM

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You're looking for header.thtml and footer.thtml in your theme directory: /path/to/geeklog/public_html/layout/professional/ (or whatever your default theme is).

Also see the theme documentation.

bye, Dirk


I use dreamweaver as an editor, .thtml is not a valid extension for dreamweaver. if i change the thtml to html, will it effect things negatively? will it work, or better yet, what is the best way to edit a thtml? i have never ran into this issue.

tim
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 11/16/08 10:24am  

HI

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I use dreamweaver as an editor, .thtml is not a valid extension for dreamweaver. if i change the thtml to html, will it effect things negatively? will it work, or better yet, what is the best way to edit a thtml? i have never ran into this issue.

tim


I am go to hosting cpanel and edit it there.
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 11/16/08 10:30am  
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I use dreamweaver as an editor, .thtml is not a valid extension for dreamweaver. if i change the thtml to html, will it effect things negatively? will it work, or better yet, what is the best way to edit a thtml


Make sure it doesn't think it's HTML. The template files often contain partial HTML (e.g. a table is opened in one file and closed in another). If your editor tries to be clever and adds the "missing" pieces, it will break your theme.

My recommendation would be to use a "plain" text editor. Same goes when editing PHP files, as explained in this FAQ article, which also has a few recommendations.

bye, Dirk
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