Helmut Granda schrieb:
I discovered something weird today. When I was creating my layout that
contains includes for some reason my rules would not work properly
only if the layout was like this.
-- code starts
----Main Layout
<div id=’header’>
Include ‘header.php’;
</div>
<div id=’content’>
Include ‘content.php’;
</div>
<div id=’footer’>
Include ‘footer’;
</div>
--End of Main Layout
--Sample Include
//header.php
<div class=’tagline’>Blah</div>
<div class=’logout’>Logout</div>
-- end of code
BUT! If I did this…
--code starts
----Main Layout
Include ‘header.php’;
<div id=’content’>
Include ‘content.php’;
</div>
Include ‘footer’;
---End of Main Layout
If you do it in this way, make sure you defined the div´s in the footer:
*The "index.php"/main-layout:*
-----------------------------------
require ‘header.php’;
<div id=’content’>
require ‘content.php’;
</div>
/require ‘footer*.php*’;/
---End of Main Layout
*The "footer.php":
--------------------------------------
*....
<div id="footer">
<?php ..... ?>
</div>
Hope to helped you out.
All the best,
Soeren
--Sample Include
//header.php
<div id=’header’>
<div class=’tagline’>Blah</div>
<div class=’logout’>Logout</div>
</div>
--end of code
As you can see as long as I added my “header” wrapper in the
“header.php” the rules would work fine, but if I didn’t then the rules
would break. Has anyone experienced this? Is there any specific reason
why rules would fail with includes?
TIA
...helmut
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