Removing or add Sidebar.

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Hi,

I am using the theme Plain Yogurtand.
How to add or remove sidebar?

 
adajad replied on at Permalink Reply
adajad
Change the page type to 'Full' instead. When you do, the content in the sidebar will not be rendered and the sidebar will disappear.

On the page you wand to remove the sidebar from, hover over 'Edit' and click 'Design'. Choose the 'Full' page type.
dontbugme replied on at Permalink Reply
Sorry i dont see option to remove or add sidebar. I change type site. Don't work.
adajad replied on at Permalink Reply
adajad
The option isn't there. By changing the page type to 'Full' will apply a different template to the page. That template doesn't have a sidebar.
dontbugme replied on at Permalink Reply
OK. I must use templates? Right. I have only two templates (left and full). Both are modified (previous employee modified template). I don't see right template :(.
Where are must search to add add new templete or edit modified templete (left and full).

This is strange to me. Why I must use templetes. Why concrete don't have option to add manually sidebar or remove sidebar :( on ui.
adajad replied on at Permalink Reply
adajad
It would be nearly impossible for the CMS to calculate the position and width for the sidebar unless the whole core was to be written from scratch again.

As for using templates, you are doing it on all your pages all the time. Plain Yogurt is a theme containing a few page types (templates), but it does seem like you are missing some.

Here is a package helping you to restore a lost core theme (in v. 5.5.0 to 5.6.0.2): http://www.concrete5.org/marketplace/addons/restore-core-themes/...
dontbugme replied on at Permalink Reply
OK. I run this restore core theme but this operation overwrite old (modified left and full) templets? Or only add missing templetes? I only need missing templetes and no overrwrite old modified templetes.
adajad replied on at Permalink Reply
adajad
It seems like your previous modified theme files haven't been modified in the correct way.

If you first follow the how-to below you will copy your existing theme to a new location and create a new theme out of it. Once that is done, installed and tested, you can go on with restoring the missing core files. After that, you can copy the newly restored page types ('full' and 'default') to your newly created theme and modify them to your liking.

http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/editors/customize-a-...