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Where can I find original Content of default template modules?
I am desperatly looking for the content of modules head-index, container-header and banner, in order to customize them in my advanced design. They are called in Main Index Template but nowhere to be found. Your "How can I create my custom template modules" page is not clear to me, especially the "Customizing Existing Template Modules" paragraph. Morevover, how come your knowlegde base pages carry no hyperlinks on the list of this basic modules to their contents? The new knowledge base does not show many answer on template module, Design section in nearly empty! I'm sorry about this mini-rant, alas i'm a lonely webdesigner! but I would be relieved if you indicate me where to look for common template modules code :-)
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Inappropriate?This link might help:
http://tpsupport.mtcs.sixapart.com/tp...
Mini-rant is more than justified. We've been moving the old kbase into a new system. You can find all the old stuff at http://tpsupport.mtcs.sixapart.com/tp...
Always reach out if there's any way we can assist!
I’m hoping this makes a web designer feel less lonely.
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Nope, I already found that page. It says :
"Shared Modules
Shared modules are found in multiple templates in an Advanced Template set. The code used in these modules can be found in .
* container-header
* banner ..."
Well, I am looking for the code of that "banner" module, that is called as <$MTWeblogIncludeModule module="banner"$> in my Main Index Template, for I desire customizing it. These common template modules are nowhere to be found. I can't customize it from scratch, I need their original code! Can you help me? -
Inappropriate?You can use CSS to edit the banner, by adding the data to the stylesheet [styles.css] module. There are a lot of tips on editing your banner in this post:
http://everything.typepad.com/blog/20...
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Inappropriate?Nope that does not help. I do not want just to decorate things, I want to modify the HTML structure of some parts of my page and add scripts & css to the <head> of my blog. I have a pro account and fully expects these kind of customizations to be possible</head>
I’m to be taken seriously
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Inappropriate?Here's the code for head-common, head-individual, banner, entry-list and more. I found it by searching the old knowledge base for 'head-common' - I'll see if we can get this migrated into the new knowledge base as soon as possible.
http://tpsupport.mtcs.sixapart.com/tp...
I’m thinking we excavated the answer.
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head-index is here : http://www.typepadhacks.org/2007/10/c...
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