Plain login and Registration

[gjh42]

True, CSS won't turn the processing of those elements off, but it can totally keep them from displaying. That is just as good unless you have a high-traffic site where processing milliseconds really matter.

There is a simple method of coding to turn off sidebars, header, etc. on a particular page, described in the comments at the top of /includes/templates/template_default/common/tpl_main_page.php.

[snip1er]

There is a simple method of coding to turn off sidebars, header, etc. on a particular page, described in the comments at the top of /includes/templates/template_default/common/tpl_main_page.php.

this is what I was overlooking. This got me what where I needed to be, thank you.

[snip1er]

There is a simple method of coding to turn off sidebars, header, etc. on a particular page, described in the comments at the top of /includes/templates/template_default/common/tpl_main_page.php.

Getting this done for the login page was simple with that info. BUT I'm not able to loose the sidebars with a specific category or product. There is 1 category for "free downloads" and I need the same simple look for ONLY that category and not the others.

this didn't do it


if ($current_page_base == 'index' and $cPath == '7' and $products_id == '39') {
$flag_disable_right = true;
}

[gjh42]

For that, try a per-category stylesheet.
Make a file named c_##.css where ## is the category id, with this content:

#navColumnTwo {display: none;}

Save to /includes/templates/your_template/css/.
Do the same with p_##.css if desired, for the product info page.