> > It's all starting to make sense now. It seems that you are able to pull
> > in static pages so long as they are called from index.php - What I
> > would like to know is what is the easiest way to change the to change
> > the layout of the index.php - I looked at ./modules/layout/? ( what
> > should'nt I touch ) - how do I go about getting a fancy layout like
> > linuxyen.com and not break what I have already ?
> Create a new layout module. In the layout module, call any navigation
> modules that you wish. Also, at some point, remember to include the
> screen module. That's it.
Best way to approach without hurting the existing files is to make a copy
of it. Edit the copy. For my website I made a new layout called
newyen_with_side_nav. Update the file ./modules/include/ScreenInfo
<!-- Snippet of my ScreenInfo - START -->
$ScreenInfo = array
(
/*
** top-level screen
*/
"welcome"=>array
(
SI_TITLE=>"Welcome to --== N E W Y E N ==--",
SI_DESCRIPTION=>$DefaultDescription,
SI_KEYWORDS=>"home",
SI_LAYOUT=>"newyen"
),
/*
** newyen is a directory: ./modules/screen/newyen/
**
*/
"newyen/products.html"=>array
(
SI_TITLE=>"Welcome to --== N E W Y E N ==--",
SI_DESCRIPTION=>$DefaultDescription,
SI_KEYWORDS=>"home",
SI_LAYOUT=>"newyen_with_side_nav"
),
<!-- Snippet - END -->
This is how you do relative linking:
<a href="index.php3?SCREEN=newyen/products.html">Products</a>
Absolute linking:
<a
href="http://www.linuxyen.com/test/htdocs/index.php3?SCREEN=newyen/products.html">Products</a>
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