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[moh1980 Friend moh1980Join date: March 2011Posts: 30Downloads:0Uploads:2 Thanks: 10 Thanked: 1 times in 1 posts]

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hello all,

I have trying to customize the t3_blank template i have create an html folder in the template root t3_blank then I copy the php files from pluginssystemt3basehtmlcom_contentcategory then i customize the blog.php and the i did 2 file from blog.php the first one blogEn.php and i direct the loadTemplate(‘itemEN‘); to blog_itemEN . The secound file blogAr.php to blog_itemAr.php.

the problem when i select the ” Alternative Layout” for category blogAR or blogEn joomla still use pluginssystemt3basehtmlcom_contentcategoryblog_item.php

I am using Joomla! 3.1.1 Stable

i am using T3 Framework 1.2.5

i am using T3 Blank 1.2.4

Thank you if you can help me or not

Regards,

Mohammed

[Luna Garden Moderator Luna GardenJoin date: July 2011Posts: 2617Downloads:80Uploads:96 Thanks: 78 Thanked: 453 times in 425 posts]

#494801

Hello Mohammed,

<blockquote>the problem when i select the ” Alternative Layout” for category blogAR or blogEn joomla still use pluginssystemt3basehtmlcom_contentcategory blog_item.php</blockquote>
Where is the “Alternative Layout” setting ? I tried to find it, but not see it, can you show me ?

As normal, to override HTML of component or module, all thing need to do is copy folder tmp from component to folder html of template, not change name of file.

[craude Friend craudeJoin date: December 2010Posts: 18Downloads:0Uploads:0]

#495992

Joomla’s native html folder overrides do not work with the t3-framework!

You can choose the “Alternative Layout” within the article options that you placed in the html folder of the t3_blank template but the t3-framework simply ignores it and uses its own files only.

That renders the entire t3-framework useless to me. What a pitty.

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