Hi,
The template system supports the concept of "inheritance". Inside each template directory, there is a .tplinfo file that says where to look for if you don't find the requested template.
So for instance, the default template set, says to look in common. That way, the 20 or so templates required for the HTML editor, which rarely need to be altered, can just be stored in common. Now any new template set you make, as long as it inherits from common, you won't need to replicate the html editor.
default_top is an example of making a new template set that only affects a few files. It changes the look of how a post is displayed, so the only template in there is include_post_display.html, the rest are inherited from default.
Let me know if that doesn't make sense.
Cheers,
Alex
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Gossamer Threads Inc.
The template system supports the concept of "inheritance". Inside each template directory, there is a .tplinfo file that says where to look for if you don't find the requested template.
So for instance, the default template set, says to look in common. That way, the 20 or so templates required for the HTML editor, which rarely need to be altered, can just be stored in common. Now any new template set you make, as long as it inherits from common, you won't need to replicate the html editor.
default_top is an example of making a new template set that only affects a few files. It changes the look of how a post is displayed, so the only template in there is include_post_display.html, the rest are inherited from default.
Let me know if that doesn't make sense.
Cheers,
Alex
--
Gossamer Threads Inc.
