Tom
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Is there a way on a selected page to make a widget that is wider than widgets on any of the other pages so I can place more content into it? I want all the other widgets on the other pages to maintain their exact look and feel.
Thanks.
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Garry
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I think not because same class is controlling the rendering of all the widgets.
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Mike
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What if you simply want to design a static place to hold pics and info on a new template page, and instead of using a widget, you design something that looks exactly like a widget using code generated from Artisteer. Where could I get the code that is used to design my widgets so I can simply copy and paste the look and feel of them into my alternate page template?
Thank you!
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Garry
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You should export your design as website template, open page.html with an editor, copy the code which generates a block(widget), paste it in your sidebar1.php
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Mike
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Hi Garry,
1.) Why are you suggesting to paste the code into the sidebar1.php file? Wouldn't that affect my other pages? Would it be a better idea to create a new template and paste the code to design a widget there?
2.) I copied the code for creating a widget, though I think the design properties of it are coming from a CSS file. Is there a way to copy it and the necessary CSS into the new file?
Thanks.
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Garry
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Yes you can create a new template
Yes, you also need to adjust your style sheet accordingly
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