Try it, and see…

i mean - http://bse.blogsome.com/wp-admin/templates.php?file=comments.html

thanks for the tip, i’ve try it, and it’s work like a charm.

OK now

Thanks

I also put the code in the post.html as you indicated.

What I obtain is this :

Warning: Smarty error: unable to read resource: “‘post.html’” in /var/www/blogsome/wp-inst/Smarty.class.php on line 1088

I copy your post.html code and I obtain the same answer.

I tried another thing : I already had two pages created a few months ago, so I created a new one just to see if. But I still obtain the message this time with the next/previous page stuff. Any hint?

Your code in my comments is being interpreted by the browser. Don’t stress, as I can see your template quite easily.

It seems that you have not put the code into the main page (index.html) template:

{if $smarty.server.SCRIPT_NAME == '/wp-inst/pages'}
{assign var=page value=true}
{include file='post.html'}
{else}
{assign var=page value=false}
{$content}
{/if}

Which you need to do first, and then modify your post.html template after that.

The bare minimum is to put:

{if $page == 'true'}{$content}{/if}{the_content}

into the page template, the rest is just to make it look nicer, since otherwise it will try to get data about the Page, which doesn’t exist.

If you have a look at my template page (non-IE at this stage, I think, try FireFox), then you can see what my actual code looks like.

I’m quite puzzled by your explanation. I’ve tried to replace the parts you’re indicated, but it didn’t worked out.

My post.html file looks like this less the footer part (don’t fall under your chair, there is some French throught it :- ) :

{the_category seperator=”, “}par {the_author echo=false} le {the_time d=’d.m.Y’} @ {the_time}

{the_title}

{the_content}

This is where I should made the code arrangements? Uhh, do you think you can help me on this? Tx

Nardac, a new Blogsome user, tried out my Page Templates hack, and asked the following question:

nardac said:
I’m having a hard time getting the pages to work. I think I’ve followed your instructions to a tee… bu…