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  • Thread Starter aselenwall

    (@aselenwall)

    Hi Wetwetwafu,

    This was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for all your help.

    Thread Starter aselenwall

    (@aselenwall)

    Hi Nuambenzina,

    Thanks for your reply, but that wasn’t quite what I was looking for. I will try to explain further.

    Lets say I have this layout (excluding html and body tags in my example),

    <div id=”text”>
    <? if (have_posts()): while (have_posts()): the_post(); the_content(); endwhile; endif; ?>
    </div>
    <div id=”picture”>
    </div>

    And the style sheet,

    #text {float:left}

    In div #text I would like to show the content for my Page as published in WordPress, so this text is added and published by a client of mine. But I also want my client to be able to add a picture, in the picture div, which should be shown together with the text.

    Example of my use case:
    1. Client want to add a new Page
    2. Client creates page
    3. Client adds text using the WordPress text editor (shown in #text div)
    4. Client adds a picture (shown in #picture div)

    The picture should then be shown only when opening thsi particular Page.

    I know how to do this in Concrete5 (which I have been working with before), but Concrete5 is to heavy for the webhotel where my client wants to run their site so I thought of WordPress since it is more lightweight. But that all depends on this issue.

    Hope someone can help me out.

    Thread Starter aselenwall

    (@aselenwall)

    Thanks. I read some more about the Template Hierarchy, and now it works just fine.

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