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Different blog styles to each instance of the GoodNews template
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- etagure New Member
- Topic Author 2 weeks 4 days ago #1
"Hello,
I have a question regarding the GoodNews template for Joomla. I cloned the original template, so now I have two versions of the same template. I'm using the same menu for both, but I want to apply different blog styles to each template version.Is it possible to assign different blog styles to each instance of the GoodNews template, and if so, what would be the best way to achieve this?
I have a question regarding the GoodNews template for Joomla. I cloned the original template, so now I have two versions of the same template. I'm using the same menu for both, but I want to apply different blog styles to each template version.Is it possible to assign different blog styles to each instance of the GoodNews template, and if so, what would be the best way to achieve this?
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- leoalv Moderator
- 2 weeks 4 days ago #2
Hello.
I don't understand why you needed to clone the template, if you can create or duplicate unlimited template styles.
The answer about using 2 different blog styles in each template is not important, the important thing is the MENU ITEM, if for example your element is blog in one and in the other it is blogpremium, you only have to select a new style in your menu element, but if this element is unique for both (blog) the solution would be to edit ublog.php of your cloned template and instead of waiting for the configuration of the menu element you pass it the name of the style, in this way the style you want will be loaded arbitrarily without respecting the configuration of the menu element (of course only the style, the rest will continue to be obtained from the configuration of the menu element).
Greetings
I don't understand why you needed to clone the template, if you can create or duplicate unlimited template styles.
The answer about using 2 different blog styles in each template is not important, the important thing is the MENU ITEM, if for example your element is blog in one and in the other it is blogpremium, you only have to select a new style in your menu element, but if this element is unique for both (blog) the solution would be to edit ublog.php of your cloned template and instead of waiting for the configuration of the menu element you pass it the name of the style, in this way the style you want will be loaded arbitrarily without respecting the configuration of the menu element (of course only the style, the rest will continue to be obtained from the configuration of the menu element).
Greetings
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- etagure New Member
- Topic Author 2 weeks 3 days ago #3
**"Hello,
I apologize for the confusion – I didn’t actually clone the template, I duplicated the template style. Now everything makes sense, and I understand your explanation.
Thank you for your help!"**
I apologize for the confusion – I didn’t actually clone the template, I duplicated the template style. Now everything makes sense, and I understand your explanation.
Thank you for your help!"**
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