Hello,
I've used one of the templates supplied by the third party mentioned above and have got used to adjusting the design of that template, but it still doesn't fit my chosen market.
If I bought a template from somewhere like http://www.bensbookmarks.co.uk would I be right in thinking that all I need to do is make sure that all PHP elements within the /html folder are incorporated in the new pages?
Or is this likely to be an overwhelmingly complex process!?
Regards,
Ben
Ben,
If you want some changes made to your template, please get in touch via Price Tapestry Templates. Alternatively, I can create a template from scratch for you.
The templates sold at Price Tapestry Templates are designed to give people who don't know HTML, CSS or PHP a helping hand. They also offer a quick solution to people short of time. At the moment, about 50% of clients tweak their template to suit their needs whereas the remainder are more than happy with the look and feel and have nothing else to do to it.
Dave
I forgot to mention, if you have a particular market in mind, get in touch. The templates I sell are designed to be as generic as feasibly possible as everyone operates in different niches. I am open to design suggestions so if you have something in mind, contact me!
Dave,
Do you know of anyone who can help me implement my template with pricetapestry? I can pay someone..
Visit http://www.pricetapestrytemplates.com/contact.html and let me know what you need help with. :-)
Hello Ben,
It shouldn't be that complicated.
Ultimately, you need to split the template you want to use up into a header and footer, leaving a content area for the HTML generated by Price Tapestry. At its simplest, this just involves viewing the source code for a sample page generated by the template you want to use, and then copying all the HTML up to the point at which you want the main content to being and pasting it into html/header.php (having removed the similar HTML code from that file). Then do the same with the bottom section of HTML, and paste that into html/footer.php.
The things you have to watch out for are;
- Paths to images and resources (i.e. css). Make sure these are always absolute, so that the path to them begins with / so that web browsers know where to find the files relative to the current directory.
- The PHP components of the existing html/header.php and html/footer.php files. You will notice that code exists within these file to print the TITLE and META (keyword/description) tags. When you have created your new versions, simply copy the code that does this from the original versions into your new ones...
Hope this helps,
Cheers,
David.