Looking for a basic .php layout for minisites

[Eric Reed]

My fellow warriors,

I'd like to move away from .html and a basic .php layout to use for my custom minisite designs. I had something before but lost it and more in a hard drive fry.

What I'm looking or is a layout for header, body (1 column and 2 column if possible) & a footer so I can open it in Dreamweaver, load the graphics and pass on to my customers.

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Eric

[bgmacaw]

A good simple way to do this is to take a very basic WordPress theme, strip out the WordPress specific stuff, and then just piece together your header.php, pagenamecontent.php, sidebar.php and footer.php into a single pagename.php file. The idea is that only the pagenamecontent.php changes while the rest remains the same.

[Keith Kogane]

Originally Posted by Eric Reed

My fellow warriors,

I'd like to move away from .html and a basic .php layout to use for my custom minisite designs. I had something before but lost it and more in a hard drive fry.

What I'm looking or is a layout for header, body (1 column and 2 column if possible) & a footer so I can open it in Dreamweaver, load the graphics and pass on to my customers.

Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Eric

Try this: Welcome To 19pages!

I always use WordPress, but if you're strictly going mini-site, this is a good one. Lots of templates, and a handy interface for updating.

It's a lot more limited than something like Wordpress though.

[Eric Reed]

Originally Posted by bgmacaw

A good simple way to do this is to take a very basic WordPress theme, strip out the WordPress specific stuff, and then just piece together your header.php, pagenamecontent.php, sidebar.php and footer.php into a single pagename.php file. The idea is that only the pagenamecontent.php changes while the rest remains the same.

I like the wordpress suggestion as I use it now more and more. Any idea where I can find a tutorial on how it's done?

Eric