Excuse my noobishness... Questions...

I guess I'm just not on top of my game today...

How do I edit these zones:

• Privacy Notice
• Conditions of Use
• Contact Us
  and how do I go about adding new pages in there?

Thanks!

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This is just the topic I was looking for. If you could provide the answer you found I'd appreciate it. TIA.

I am thinking off the top of my head that if you look in includes/languages/ENGLISH/html_includes/ you will find the html files. I change them with dreamweaver, there is also a way to do it in the admin, I think. Look around there. I like to put them in my overide folder. That is off the top of my head, it should be around there somewhere.

Admin-->Tools-->Define Pages

You can set the wysiwyg in Configure-->Define Pages

once you're done editing the pages back them up into your template folder with the same path.

They are php files not html files. but you can use html to edit them. Just be sure you save them as php.

they are in /includes/language/english/html_includes/

Make a template folder /includes/language/english/html_includes/templatename

replace templatename with the name of the template your using and copy the files into that folder AFTER you edit them.

The override system doesn't account for these pages.

I am sure that they are not php files, that they are html files, the php pulls them up...or something, but they are html files. 99% sure, I'm not where I can check, but 99% sure

I'm at least 99.999999999999999% sure these are php files.:wink2:

/includes/languages/english/html_includes/define_contact_us.php
/includes/languages/english/html_includes/define_conditions.php
/includes/languages/english/html_includes/define_privacy.php

Have they changed in 1.3.7? I will have to check when I get home.

Ummm.....you are so right, they are php files. Sorry, I was wrong. Thanks!

Be careful what editor you use for php files. Some editors add white space to the end of the file which will cause errors with php. If you are editing locally, use a text editor like Notepad, Textpad or Crimson Editor.