global block or uneditable content area?
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I'm new to c5, so I don't understand all the tricks yet. I've inherited a site from another developer and there's a "global block" I need to make non-global (as in it needs to be different on each page). It doesn't appear to be part of a normal content area (as in I can't "Add To..." in this section). But when I look in the php it looks like any other content area:
<?php $headerImg = new Area('Header Image'); $headerImg->display($c);
I don't know how to turn this into a normal content area that I, or the user, can change on each page.
I have looked through the documentation and forums, but can't find "global blocks" that relate to getting rid of them (I do see they relate to the global scrapbook, but again, don't know how to make them a normal content area). Any insights would be appreciated, Thanks!
<?php $headerImg = new Area('Header Image'); $headerImg->display($c);
I don't know how to turn this into a normal content area that I, or the user, can change on each page.
I have looked through the documentation and forums, but can't find "global blocks" that relate to getting rid of them (I do see they relate to the global scrapbook, but again, don't know how to make them a normal content area). Any insights would be appreciated, Thanks!
This will remove all copies of the block except the original. You will then be able to go back to each location and add a new block that suits your needs.