So I could declare another set of block header and footer in the
theme's function.php file? How do I find out the name of the blocks in
the center?
$_BLOCK_TEMPLATE[?] = 'cen-content-blockheader.thtml, cen-content-
blockfooter.thtml';
Go to the links then, to see the different center block html.
Kyle
On Sunday, February 16, 2003, at 12:36 PM, Dirk Haun wrote:
Kyle Rove <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Compare R/L blocks to story blocks, then try and notice that GL's
original setup would only allow me to have the same block template for
both the main search block and the left blocks (which would have been
very ugly).
Are you aware of the "hack" that allows for different left and right
blocks? It's linked from the theme documentation. This may also help
here
(see below).
I modified the call to create the search block to include a
different template:
http://teamtest.the-depths-of-hell.com/geeklog/public_html/search.php
I can't access that page without logging in but I guess what you're
trying to do is to use one set of block header/footer for the actual
blocks in the left and right column and another one for the blocks in
the
center / content area.
My "Rude Colors" theme uses a variation of the above-mentioned hack to
do
exactly that. In the theme's functions.php, use this:
--- snip ---
$result = DB_query("SELECT onleft,name FROM {$_TABLES['blocks']} WHERE
is_enabled = 1");
$nrows = DB_numRows($result);
for ($i = 1; $i <= $nrows; $i++) {
$A = DB_fetchArray($result);
$_BLOCK_TEMPLATE[$A['name']] = 'blockheader-lr.thtml,blockfooter-
lr.thtml';
}
$_BLOCK_TEMPLATE['whats_related_block'] = 'blockheader-
lr.thtml,blockfooter-lr.thtml';
$_BLOCK_TEMPLATE['story_options_block'] = 'blockheader-
lr.thtml,blockfooter-lr.thtml';
--- snip ---
No need to modify any of Geeklog's core files ...
bye, Dirk
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