On 29 Jun 2006, at 7:21 PM, Mark Fredrickson wrote:
Second, the recent development for PHPTemplate has been focused on splitting files containing theme_x and theme_y functions into separate x.tpl.php and y.tpl.php files. This is breaking apart lots of code into small managable sections. To override a hook, all you have to do is copy the .tpl.php file and modify. My node solution simply replaces the .tpl.php files with nodes managed in the database. Otherwise, it is basically the same idea.
i don't like the idea of using nodes..
but definitely. when you have the template files separate, you can load them into a text area, and allow people to customize them. Loading them from the database (the new system is designed with this in mind)
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