Trying to make this php code work...

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May 19, 2018, 05:54 PM
Brian Jester

Trying to make this php code work...

Hello All,

I am trying to make the following code (a modified version of)
https://css-tricks.com/snippets/php/...sed-on-season/

in that it will be used to display a different css file (instead of a graphic) based on the season...The code does work, but I want to create a smarty variable for it and when I did, I ran into problems.

Here's the code in my includes/controllers/common.inc.php file:

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In my head.tpl

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In my header.tpl

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The page is showing like normal, but in the spring.css I have only one css definition for the body and that is:

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That should change the body of the page to white, but it's not changing. Is this because I have to remove the body css from the flynax style.css for it to work? What will make it work? The reason behind using this script is so that I won't screw up my original style.css file.

Brian
May 20, 2018, 05:49 AM
Bahram Soltanirad

Hello Brian,

I think you should use id attribute in body tag.

head.tpl: change <Body ...> to: <Body ... id="season">

Then use #season { background : #...; } instead of Body { background : #...; } in spring.css and others.
May 20, 2018, 12:11 PM
Brian Jester

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Originally Posted by Bahram Soltanirad

Hello Brian,

I think you should use id attribute in body tag.

head.tpl: change <Body ...> to: <Body ... id="season">

Then use #season { background : #...; } instead of Body { background : #...; } in spring.css and others.

That did not work, I also adjusted the path (to {$rlTplBase}css ) for each of the css files and moved them into my {$rlTplBase}css folder as well.
May 20, 2018, 12:32 PM
Brian Jester

By the way, this is running from my localhost, not from my live domain.

Here's is the changes I made:

includes/controllers/common.inc.php (Changed the array so that it reflect to the templates css folder)

PHP Code:

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Head.tpl ( I added the "season" id to the body tag as shown )

Code:

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spring.css

Code:

Only registered members can view the code.

Brian
May 20, 2018, 09:26 PM
Brian Jester

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brian Jester

By the way, this is running from my localhost, not from my live domain.

Here's is the changes I made:

includes/controllers/common.inc.php (Changed the array so that it reflect to the templates css folder)

PHP Code:

Only registered members can view the code.

Head.tpl ( I added the "season" id to the body tag as shown )

Code:

Only registered members can view the code.

spring.css

Code:

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Brian

Anyone see anything wrong that I am not with the above code?
May 21, 2018, 02:24 AM
Viktor

Hello Brian,

Try to use my code:

in the ond of file common.inc.php:

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in the file head.tpl put this code:

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I hope it should work.
May 21, 2018, 06:48 AM
Wei Hong

Is this code for effect for season? Like snowing in winter, yellow leaves in Autumn Fall?
May 22, 2018, 09:56 AM
Brian Jester

Quote:

Originally Posted by Viktor

Hello Brian,

Try to use my code:

in the ond of file common.inc.php:

PHP Code:

Only registered members can view the code.

in the file head.tpl put this code:

Code:

Only registered members can view the code.

I hope it should work.

Thank you Viktor, you always come through with a working solution!

Thanks again!
Brian
May 22, 2018, 09:57 AM
Brian Jester

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wei Hong

Is this code for effect for season? Like snowing in winter, yellow leaves in Autumn Fall?

Yes Wei Hong, if you check the source, you will see:
https://css-tricks.com/snippets/php/...sed-on-season/

I had to modify it a bit, not too much to make it change css files instead of images.

Brian