Enabling/disabling left column based upon page ID

[bobmeetin]

I have a site/service that is used as both a true shop as well as for services, I have been using ezPages and various custom pages to describe the services. This mostly works out well. However there are cases where I would like to disable the left column completely when you land on specific pages, similar to the way some ordinary CMS's handle this through modules and menus. So, say I have a page like either:

index.php?main_page=page&id=54

or

index.php?main_page=ProductList (this is a custom page similar to 'define_pages' function

And the question, how would I, in which template file, set up a php if/else test such as to not display the left column if page id is xyz or page name = whatever?

<?php if ($id == 99 )
{
// exclude the left colum
}

This will make it much easier to create wide pages talking to the service without the distraction of the left column stuff.

[stevesh]

Check includes/templates/template_default/css for css_read_me.txt which will describe how to create page-specific stylesheets. Then just add to the sheet for that page something like: #navColumnOne {display: none;}

Also this: http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?...ome-pages-only

[lat9]

Scrolling down this page to the "Similar Threads" yields: http://www.zen-cart.com/showthread.p...-by-page-basis.

It's similar, just disabling right instead of left.

[bobmeetin]

Check includes/templates/template_default/css for css_read_me.txt which will describe how to create page-specific stylesheets. Then just add to the sheet for that page something like: #navColumnOne {display: none;}

Also this: http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?...ome-pages-only

In my case I added: #column-left { display:none; } to the $custom_template/css/$page.css file and this worked purrfectly! Thx.