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November 25, 2010 at 8:15 am #30802weissraumMember
hi folks,
i am working on a project where the whole content (all pages) will be displayed on one page. i mean pages including heading, content, specific template etc.
after searching for a possibility to do that i ended up using a plugin called “improved include page”.
with this plugin activated it is very easy to implement a page to a page-template using the [shortcode] which is provided by the plugin.
imagine: i have a custom page template for my “master” page, which should contain all the single pages. every single page has custom fields and a different page-template. the problem is, the plugin canĀ“t display page templates.
is there a better way to do this? sorry, i am very new to all the php wordpress stuff.
regards stephanNovember 26, 2010 at 2:59 am #72236weissraumMemberno way ?!
December 10, 2010 at 7:05 pm #70086weissraumMemberI can wait ;)
December 11, 2010 at 4:08 am #70073clokey2kParticipantI suggested to this person recently that they create a page-template that run’s a second loop to display pages that was the child of this page:
https://css-tricks.com/forums/discussion/10069/wordpress-pages-and-posts/#Item_6
It’s not bullet proof as my template only displays the pages that are children of my projects page (which I might modify today for flexibility). Also there isn’t away to make a child page that truly a child of the page, not a section of it’s parent.
I might write up my template to assist.
December 11, 2010 at 4:48 am #70053clokey2kParticipantRight well I wrote up my sectioned-page idea:
http://clokey2k.com/projects/sectioned-page-wordpress-page-template/
However, I have just re-read your request and realised I have missed the point.
It sounds like the resulting page that you would create would be a mess with all page templates (and styles) back to back.
Maybe in your page template you should call an ‘iframe’ within the loop with the requested URL of each page based on ‘the_permalink();’. May I ask what the purpose of the page would be? as the load time (and server load for that matter!) would be rather crippling as time goes on.
Good luck with that!
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