So, this is a wordpress site I've made but had success here posting so I thought I would try again...
I'm currently using the 2010 theme on this site below. I have set the "main" div to have the background image used on every page, and then I was going to just swap out "main" to "main_about" "main_borders", etc and just change the background image to the right one on each page template.
This all sounded good, but have recently discovered that the original "main" div spans on all pages in the header.php file.
http://ski-to-live.com/wordpress/
this page has a different template with main_about, but since the original "main" div from the header comes across it, it can't be seen.
http://ski-to-live.com/wordpress/about-2
How can I have it so that I can just change the background image for each of the pages?
I think a possible solution would be to have seperate header.php files for the pages and then load them in with "main_about" instead of "main" but I can't seem to get it to work.
the <div id="main"> only starts at the end of the header.php file. Can it somehow be included on the page templates? If so then it would be easy to just swap them out to the right "main_about" "main_gallery" / whatever files.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Michael |
