I've done 4 installs of the script and all have the same problem (if it is a problem) The 1st page AREA doesnt show up as Main or anything unless their is a category created. I do not wish to have any categories so this is a problem for me. Is there a way to avoid this but still have the 1st page AREA show up as Main?
This happens on fresh installs with no mods to the templates or any of the php files.
yea I am referring to the main.tpl or main page of the site. I noticed that in order for the <IF {AREA} contains Main> condition to work I need to add a category first, otherwise {AREA} is blank
{AREA} is supposed to be blank on the front page. I'm not sure why you'd be using that conditional. If you're looking to do something in the wrapper that applies to only one template, use {TID}... <IF {TID} contains main.tpl>
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I've done 4 installs of the script and all have the same problem (if it is a problem) The 1st page AREA doesnt show up as Main or anything unless their is a category created. I do not wish to have any categories so this is a problem for me. Is there a way to avoid this but still have the 1st page AREA show up as Main?
This happens on fresh installs with no mods to the templates or any of the php files.
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What do you mean by "1st page AREA"? The title bar or something? That's the only thing I can think of that says "Main".
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yea I am referring to the main.tpl or main page of the site. I noticed that in order for the <IF {AREA} contains Main> condition to work I need to add a category first, otherwise {AREA} is blank
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{AREA} is supposed to be blank on the front page. I'm not sure why you'd be using that conditional. If you're looking to do something in the wrapper that applies to only one template, use {TID}... <IF {TID} contains main.tpl>
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Thanks
I didn't think about using that