-
Posts
-
Hi,
I have created different templates for my enfold theme website. I can call upon those template via the page attributes in the back office & everything works fine.
At this stage, i am trying to have different footer appear on different pages.
In my template file, when I modify get_footer(); to get_footer(‘new’); nothing happens.
The new footer is called footer-new.phpAlso, if i remove get_footer(); the footer still shows up.
What would you recommend I do to make this work and a different footer on some pages?
Thanks,
Nima
Hi nimkaworld!
It works on my end. Are you sure you’re using the correct template? Please give us a link to the page with the custom template.
Cheers!
IsmaelHi Ismael,
Here are the links:
http://nimka.com/barcelonetarestaurant/south-beach
http://nimka.com/barcelonetarestaurant/sunsetat this stage we have replaced the footer with custom widget. the only problem with this is that we can’t of a sidebar with a custom widget to look like a footer because the item on the sidebar get pushed down.
So we had to eliminate the sidebar for now.
Hi!
Do you use Advanced Layout Builder on these pages?
Remember that when using ALB the file that is called is template-builder.php.
Best regards,
Josuehi,
i am using the advanced layout builder.
but i have created templates to call upon different headers for my pages.
template-miami.php
template-sunset.phpI call on the template via page attributes in the back office.
template-miami.php has a get_footer() command at the end. Can’t I just modify the get_footer command to call a different footer?
if i change the get_footer in the template-guilder.php, it will change the footer for every page, correct?
Thanks!
the template works- i am just not able to call upon a different footer with it. I am able to get a different header:
get_header(‘miami’);
but not
get_footer(‘miamifooter’);
<?php
/*
Template Name: Miami
*/
?><?php
global $avia_config, $post;if ( post_password_required() )
{
get_template_part( ‘page’ ); exit();
}/*
* get_header is a basic wordpress function, used to retrieve the header.php file in your theme directory.
*/
get_header(‘miami’);// set up post data
setup_postdata( $post );//check if we want to display breadcumb and title
if( get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), ‘header’, true) != ‘no’) echo avia_title();//filter the content for content builder elements
$content = apply_filters(‘avia_builder_precompile’, get_post_meta(get_the_ID(), ‘_aviaLayoutBuilderCleanData’, true));//check first builder element. if its a section or a fullwidth slider we dont need to create the default openeing divs here
$first_el = isset(ShortcodeHelper::$tree[0]) ? ShortcodeHelper::$tree[0] : false;
$last_el = !empty(ShortcodeHelper::$tree) ? end(ShortcodeHelper::$tree) : false;
if(!$first_el || !in_array($first_el[‘tag’], AviaBuilder::$full_el ) )
{
echo avia_new_section(array(‘close’=>false,’main_container’=>true));
}$content = apply_filters(‘the_content’, $content);
echo $content;//only close divs if the user didnt add fullwidth slider elements at the end. also skip sidebar if the last element is a slider
if(!$last_el || !in_array($last_el[‘tag’], AviaBuilder::$full_el_no_section ) )
{
$cm = avia_section_close_markup();echo “</div>”;
echo “</div>$cm”;//get the sidebar
$avia_config[‘currently_viewing’] = ‘page’;
get_sidebar();}
else
{
echo “<div><div>”;
}echo ‘ </div><!–end builder template–>’;
echo ‘</div><!– close default .container_wrap element –>’;get_footer(‘miamifooter’);
Hey!
if i change the get_footer in the template-guilder.php, it will change the footer for every page, correct?
Yes, that’s correct. However you can use conditionals: http://codex.wordpress.org/Conditional_Tags to load different footers on different pages. I.e. Replace this code in template-builder.php
get_footer();with
if(is_page(array(42,54,6))){ get_footer('miamifooter'); }else if(is_page(array(4,5,67))){ get_footer('othercustomtmp'); }else{ get_footer(); }Then replace 42,54,6 and 4,5,67 with your custom page ids and make sure that the right templates are called. The example code above would use the “miamifooter” template on the pages 42,54 and 6. The “othercustomtmp” is used on 4,5,67 and all other pages will use the default template.
Regards,
PeterThis solution sounds interesesting. But we use WPML, so page id’s numbers is not ideal to have the correct footer called. is it possible to use classes or id’s(#) to do this?
Hi!
No but you can use the icl_object_id function: http://wpml.org/documentation/support/creating-multilingual-wordpress-themes/language-dependent-ids/ to get the translated page id – use it like:
$page_ids = array(); $page_ids['miamifooter'] = array(42,54,6); $page_ids['othercustomtmp'] = array(4,5,67); foreach($page_ids as $key => $page_id) { foreach($page_id as $count => $id) { $xlat = icl_object_id($id, 'page', true); if(!is_null($xlat)) $page_ids[$key][$count] = $xlat; } } if(is_page($page_ids['miamifooter'])) { get_footer('miamifooter'); } else if(is_page($page_ids['othercustomtmp'])) { get_footer('othercustomtmp'); } else { get_footer(); }and replace the page ids in the arrays with your ids and the template names, etc.
Best regards,
Peter
- The topic ‘multiple footer for different templates’ is closed to new replies.