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Franck T.	Tuesday 17 August 2004 3:22:49 am In my site, all content is displayed through {$module_result.content} like a unique block. What I'd like is a site with a various content (articles, photos, news) from different locations . For example something like thi:s http://www.barnimagen.com/ How to make this? I don't know how to "play" with my pagelayout.tpl to achieve this. Thanks for your help.
Mark Marsiglio	Tuesday 17 August 2004 5:37:54 am You would be more likely to play with full.tpl to do this - as this is the template that is used by the $module_result.content for display of a full node (i.e. not a list of nodes). If you are wanting to do this on the home page, create a new file called full_home.tpl in the setup/templates section of the admin by copying the original full.tpl, then assign it to override for node 2 (home page in most installs). Then add to that some fetches for news items, articles, photos as needed in that template. You could construct a fetch that collects the three most recent items that are class=news, etc. Hope that helps, Mark http://www.thinkcreative.com Turning Ideas Into Strategic Solutions
Franck T.	Tuesday 17 August 2004 6:12:18 am Thanks Mark. I'm not sure to be Ok with all this but why not try ? I've found this article ( http://ez.no/ez_publish/documentation/customization/tips_tricks/improve_the_pagelayouttpl) but not clear for me. Some examples would be helpfull if possible. Thanks

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Tuesday 17 August 2004 3:22:49 am

In my site, all content is displayed through {$module_result.content} like a unique block. What I'd like is a site with a various content (articles, photos, news) from different locations . For example something like thi:s http://www.barnimagen.com/
How to make this?
I don't know how to "play" with my pagelayout.tpl to achieve this. Thanks for your help.

Mark Marsiglio

Tuesday 17 August 2004 5:37:54 am

You would be more likely to play with full.tpl to do this - as this is the template that is used by the $module_result.content for display of a full node (i.e. not a list of nodes).

If you are wanting to do this on the home page, create a new file called full_home.tpl in the setup/templates section of the admin by copying the original full.tpl, then assign it to override for node 2 (home page in most installs).

Then add to that some fetches for news items, articles, photos as needed in that template. You could construct a fetch that collects the three most recent items that are class=news, etc.

Hope that helps,
Mark

http://www.thinkcreative.com
Turning Ideas Into Strategic Solutions

Franck T.

Tuesday 17 August 2004 6:12:18 am

Thanks Mark.
I'm not sure to be Ok with all this but why not try ?
I've found this article ( http://ez.no/ez_publish/documentation/customization/tips_tricks/improve_the_pagelayouttpl) but not clear for me.
Some examples would be helpfull if possible.
Thanks