gabi_cavaller

Excellent news, thank you so much.

I will be testing this out and see what the outcome is.

Agreed on staying focused, as to what you want to do well. I was just wondering what else you have in the pipeline ??

Thank you very much

Maeve,

That would be excellent, revision history (date & by who) would be brilliant.

Would really be handy to see this.

Are we able to view your ToDo list? Maybe we can add a voting system to help prioritise what is needed?

Thanks,

G.

Hi there,

Did you get a resolution to this?

I had exactly the same issue, but with WP e-commerce.

Can’t login to the admin, as it redirects. The home page loads fine, but the shop elements don’t.

A lot of the URL’s don’t work.

Tried to make changes via the database, but not ideal.

Any thoughts or feedback, appreciated.

Many thanks,

G.

Hi,

Has anyone found a solution to this?

I am currently using an alternative product but would like to merge it into a WP project due to ease and of course, generally being great.

Any thoughts very grateful,

Thanks,

Gabi

I think I have figured this out,

In this instance, I want to have the page ‘banking’ and any sub-sequent pages to use stylesheet_banking.css

In the header.php file in the template “test” directory, we need to change the code below;

<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?>" type="text/css" media="screen" />

To

<?php if (is_page('banking') || $post->post_parent=="2") { ?>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?>/stylesheet_banking.css" type="text/css" media="screen" />
<?php } else { ?>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_url'); ?>" type="text/css" media="screen" />
<?php } ?>

post_parent is required, I derived this number by hovering over the page in the admin menu and it provided me with the number.

Hopefully this should be ok,

This is far from the best way of doing it, however, so far, it is working ok.

Thanks,

G.

Did you get this sorted?

I think this might help.

https://www.insitewebsitedesign.com/wordpress-conditional-tags-if-page-parent-and-children

Need to figure it out.

Hope this thread will be of help to someone.

I suppose if I do this then it could work, not sure how I can achieve it though ??

pseudo code!

If parent = is_page(banking) then style_banking.css

Based on

https://www.domain.com/banking/page1
https://www.domain.com/banking/page2
https://www.domain.com/banking/page3

Not quite sure how it would work on

https://www.domain.com/banking/page1/sub_a

Thanks,

G.

I want to do this for pages mainly as I am using WP as a CMS.

Thanks for the info though ??

Same as metacortex. It’s prob in your cache, good luck ??

Hi,

The annoying this is you have to choose the destination page in order to verify the CSS.

What if say I have a directory called blue, and I wish for all the subsequent pages within that directory to inherit the “blue.css” style sheet instead of listing all the pages within the directory as an if statement which will constantly need to be updated?

Any ideas or suggestions would be very welcomed and if you are in London I will buy you a couple of drinks for the functional solution ??

Very logical method of carrying this out, same as above, I was hoping there would be a simpler method in order to carry out such basic requirements.

Hate bringing this up but with joomla, you can quickly and easily over ride the default theme with anything else you have pre-made with a simple drop down box. You can choose it to simply modify that page and or any other sub pages following that.

Thank you for sharing that though, taken me a while to come accross it,

Thanks,

Gabi

Hi,

I finally got it working without additional plugins or anything like that.

The syntax I used is the following;

<script type="text/javascript" src="<?php echo bloginfo('template_directory'); ?>/mootools.js"></script>

Instead of this;

<SCRIPT language=JavaScript src="<?php bloginfo('stylesheet_directory'); ?>/mootools.js" type=text/javascript></SCRIPT>

Thanks,

G.

Sounds perfect for what I need.

Please could you demonstrate exactly what you did and where you put the coding in as I cannot get it to work and have just started doing it?

The initial code you posted did not work for me, could be doing it all wrong though?

Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advanced,

Gabi.

Hi,

Ok, it was a misunderstanding from my part.

When I originally used permalinks I had real problems and ended up using %page% (to pick up page names instead of page ID) when in reality, I did not need to use this (WordPress was not able to write properly to the relevant file, as it was never created in the installation).

Anyhow, putting the permalink to /latest_news/%postname% works fine, it’s now a matter of tweaking the single.php file how I need it (not showing dates and so on) and also turning off comments.

Nearly there.

Hope this is of help to someone in the future,

Regards,

Gabi.