Use 2. <h1> tag as first site.

[maeg]

Hi

Normaly the 1. site you se when you browse a url is the 1. <H1> tag in the content.htm file. Is it possible to make so it shows the 2. <h1> tag as 1. site without to hide the 1. <h1> from the menu???

Have a nice day

Jens

[Gert]

Hi Maeg,

do you mean something like this:

anywhere in the userfuncs.php (if not exists, create in ./cmsimple/)

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if($s < 0) $s = 1;

Gert

[cmb]

do you mean something like this:
[...]

This is quite likely to give strange results in the back-end for "special pages" (Files, Settings, Plugins etc.). It's worth a try, however.

Another possibility is to use mod_rewrite (on Apache). A single rewrite rule would suffice (I can't give the exact rule off the top of my head; would have to look it up and try it out).

Yet another possibility is to add a hidden page in front of the first, and to redirect this with page_params to the "second" (actually third) page.

Christoph

[Gert]

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if($s < 0 && !$adm) $s = 1; 

[cmb]

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if($s < 0 && !$adm) $s = 1;

Still, that doesn't work as expected for sitemap and mailform (and maybe others).

[Gert]

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if($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] == '' && !$adm) $s = 1;

I wrote "something like this", to find out, if it is what he meant

[maeg]

Hi

Hi Maeg,

do you mean something like this:

anywhere in the userfuncs.php (if not exists, create in ./cmsimple/)

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if($s < 0) $s = 1; 

Gert

It seems to work without problems, also with the file browser in admin

Thx

Jens

[Gert]

Hi Maeg,

there is the second page below the sitemap and the mailform. Better use the latest code:

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if($_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] == '' && !$adm) $s = 1;

Gert