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cart.php where are the .tpl's?


acctman

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thanks. thats a weird place to put the quick nav.

 

Its not wen you think about how a web page actually flows

 

header file

<div>header</div>
<div>

 

content file

     <div>content</div>

 

Footer file

     <div>sidemenu</div>
</div>
<div>footer<div>

 

Now when you realise that the sidebar shows on each and every client side page you can fully understand why everything after the content block resides inside the footer files, You would need to position it using some css files, when actually its position as now relative to the document flow thus meaning you dont need to worry about cross browser compatability and other such issues, all you need to do its apply minor tweaks and it fits in perfectly

 

You can always remove it and have a solid content block in the content files, but if you want the menu your replicating the code for the sidemenu when you should be minimising replication.

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