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I'd like to customize all the interface php files to look like the main site.

If I already have an html file setup as I like, do I simply copy and paste the php code into the middle of my html and change the file format to php? Not sure on the correct/cleanest why to do this.

And if I want to add links, both in the main member section and on the interface pages, so user can easlily go between their member page(s) and the account profile... how do I do that. Is it as simple as a standard html <a herf="#"></a>?

Ryan

rblackmer Wrote:
I'd like to customize all the interface php files to look like the main site.

If I already have an html file setup as I like, do I simply copy and paste the php code into the middle of my html and change the file format to php? Not sure on the correct/cleanest why to do this.


You're to customize the template files in the /interface/ folder, adding your header / footer / html to the template file to have it match your site design.

You do not take that code and place it into a new file and name it PHP. You take your HTML and place it in to the template.

rblackmer Wrote:
And if I want to add links, both in the main member section and on the interface pages, so user can easlily go between their member page(s) and the account profile... how do I do that. Is it as simple as a standard html <a herf="#"></a>?


Yes, use standard HTML link tags to link to any file you wish.

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