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27 Jul 2006, 8:59 PM
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header.php?

Okay pleaaaaaaase don't smack me!

I know I asked this question in the bottom of another thread, but the thread was about someone else's imagemap in their header.

I just suddenly noticed that people were referencing header.php as the source of where to define files for the header to use etc.

Where is this file??? I just looked through my whole file set and nada. I looked through the one on my server and nada. All I have in any of them anywhere is tpl_header.php. And this does not have any of that define stuff in it.

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27 Jul 2006, 9:03 PM
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Re: header.php?

I'm going to redownload the 1.3.0.2 file set. Maybe I missed something. Maybe this is why I such a hard time finagling my logo onto my page and stuff.

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27 Jul 2006, 9:10 PM
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Re: header.php?

I love how I end up doing stuff and just babbling to myself on my threads because either the edit time runs out or I end up finding other stuff so fast.

You guys must watch me sometimes and :huh: :lol:

okay so I have the new fileset, opened in my explorer and searched and voila, three new files! I really can't stand smartFTP.....

soooooooooooo now I have to figure out how and what the heck I ended up coding to get my logo the way it is now.

Another question that I can't answer my self by running around in circles.

Do I have to upload the header.php along with the tpl_header.php to do the Different-CSS-By-Page thingy in zencart?? I know I have to rename a css sheet and it will reference the tpl_header.php in the template folder in the page file... BUT if I globably define something in header.php then how would that work with the diffent designs etc.? Like I can't just have logo.gif be the logo file. Then each pages logo will have to be named logo.gif??? That doesn't make sense :(

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27 Jul 2006, 9:10 PM
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Re: header.php?

There is a method to the madness of the file structure.

Template files are labeled: tpl_something.php

The Language file for that particular page is: something.php

Every page has a template and a language file.

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27 Jul 2006, 9:14 PM
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Re: header.php?

I get that now I think. I just didn't have one or two files actually. The program I was using before thought swiss cheese was a good way to model file structure.

But for the whole change css design by page thing? How do I define different logo images etc.? Put the custom header.php in a page file in the includes/languages/custom/c-65 file or something?

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27 Jul 2006, 9:18 PM
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Re: header.php?

please see my post in your other thread.

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