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Using Blankie as second template on site
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                13 years 6 months ago         -  13 years 6 months ago        #17062
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        Using Blankie as second template on site was created by bins            
    
        I have a site which uses Events template as the main theme.
On one area, I want to use Blankie and I have installed it and set it to appear in the relevant pages, however, the page shows, but the template does not render.
Any thoughts?
Here is the site/page, with debug on.
On one area, I want to use Blankie and I have installed it and set it to appear in the relevant pages, however, the page shows, but the template does not render.
Any thoughts?
Here is the site/page, with debug on.
        Last edit: 13 years 6 months ago  by bins.            
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                13 years 6 months ago                #17071
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        Replied by ivan.milic on topic Re: Using Blankie as second template on site            
    
        open hot blankie index.php, locate this line:
change it to this:
    
Code:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php echo strrpos(JURI::current(),'?')? JURI::current().'&css_request=1' :  JURI::current().'?css_request=1'  ?>" type="text/css" />
change it to this:
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<?php
$u =& JFactory::getURI();
$css_url = $u->toString();
$css_url = strrpos($css_url,'?')? $css_url.'&css_request=1' :  $css_url.'?css_request=1';
?>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php echo $css_url; ?>" type="text/css" />
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                13 years 6 months ago                #17072
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        Replied by bins on topic Re: Using Blankie as second template on site            
    
        Thanks for the quick response.
Change made and better, but still doesn't look right!
Change made and better, but still doesn't look right!
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                13 years 6 months ago                #17080
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        Replied by ivan.milic on topic Re: Using Blankie as second template on site            
    
        Well infact it works ok with last fix I sent you but you will have to do some tuning in Blanke templejt.    
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