different standard templates per page

  • Resolved vallered

    (@vallered)


    5 years, 3 months ago

    Hi,

    I am a bit missing different standard tmeplates, which could be selected then setting up a page. E.g. off canvas (without header and footer), or full-width etc. like it is possible for Twenty-Twenty theme and many others.

    There is a description to do it manually (sorry, in German: https://kinsta.com/de/blog/twenty-twenty-theme/ , just scroll down to “Hinzufügen einer benutzerdefinierten Post/Seitenvorlage in Twenty Twenty”, and you will find an instruction how to set up a specfic page template for off canvas), but the footer and header php files of blocksy are looking a bit different, so I did not dare to do it.

    Is there any advice from your side how to have pages with and without footer within the same site? e.g. I want normal pages with header and footer, but posts without footer or header, and a special page only with header, but without footer.

    Kind regards

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  • Theme Author creativethemeshq

    (@creativethemeshq)

    Hi Herbert,
    To be honest this functionality is kind of a specific one and if the Twenty Twenty theme does allow to set up such templates – these doesn’t mean that every theme should do this. We have other visions regarding this part.

    At the moment there is no simple way to deactivate the Header/Footer from a page/post but we do have plans on adding such a functionality but with a different flow. We will add the possibility for choosing conditionally a header/footer preset for different pages based on different criteria, and also will add the possibility to disable them.
    So stay tuned ??

    Cheers.

    The Fullwidth Templates for Any Theme plugin, works with Blocksy. Might be a temporary solution for you, until Creative Themes implements some sort of header/foorter conditions (fantastic idea btw!)

    https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/fullwidth-templates/

    Best regards
    Bjarne

    Thread Starter vallered

    (@vallered)

    Great solution,

    and I think no big deal to switch to theme’s solution when available.

    I am currently more struggeling with their header (see the other post), because I can’t do something like this (my development subdomain with Elementor, which I want to switch to a Gutenberg solution now). Something in their code is preventing content to overlap the header section.

    Best Regards

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