Faq-O-Matic Faq-O-Matic : Administrators' Guide : Customize :
Using the $pageHeader option on the configuration page
Go to the configuration menu (at /cgi-bin/fom?cmd=install) and use the "rebuild cache and dependency files" option.
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Faq-O-Matic Faq-O-Matic : Administrators' Guide : Customize :
Using the $pageHeader option on the configuration page |
| Scratched my head on this one for a while... the $pageHeader option on the config page is literally what it says, "An HTML fragment inserted at the top of each page." NOT a reference to a local html document, like an SSI. Therefore, take your html, and copy/paste it into that itty bitty field, and it'll work. Took me about half an hour to figure that one out, hope this helps someone else...
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| For large $pageHeaders, you can now use a string like 'file=foo.bar', and the file foo.bar will be included verbatim from your fom-meta directory.
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| After you've changed the header or footer contents, you may want to rebuild all the cached files.
Go to the configuration menu (at /cgi-bin/fom?cmd=install) and use the "rebuild cache and dependency files" option.
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