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- Registered: 2012-02-04
- Posts: 6
Topic: Having headers on my utf8-cutenews
This is my website http://www.pinkl0ve.d0wnfall.info/ and as you can see the header has not shown up as it would usually do on the old version of Cutenews. What would I have to change in order to put in my own design of header for when I post my entries?
- Registered: 2012-02-04
- Posts: 6
Re: Having headers on my utf8-cutenews
I can't see your problems... what header do you mean? you have to add {title} to your templates if the title is what you're missing.
So to add my own customised header such as one I made in Photoshop I would have to put the image url exactly where so it shows up on my posts because usually I would go <h1>Whatever my title was here</h1> but that does not seem to work now.
- Registered: 2012-02-04
- Posts: 6
Re: Having headers on my utf8-cutenews
I don't know what header you mean... Where should your photoshop image appear? Normaly you have a template with something like that:
<h1>{title}</h1>
<p>{short-story}</p>
<p>[full-link]Read more...[/full-link]</p>
If you want to show an image, add a div layer to the template and style it with css...
Say if I want this to show up everytime I write a new entry where would I put the code so it does it everytime? Sorry if I'm not making much sense.
- Registered: 2012-02-04
- Posts: 6
Re: Having headers on my utf8-cutenews
Well, i've changed the second div layer in Default template like this:
<div style="width:420px; height:50px; background-image:url(http://i41.tinypic.com/246nhvp.png);"><strong>{title}</strong></div>
The result looks like that in example2.php :
That's what I have meant with using css styling
And just whereabouts do I put this?
Thanks!
- Registered: 2005-08-28
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Re: Having headers on my utf8-cutenews
the second div layer in Default template like this:
so just in your template
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