By gamesnet2 on

Hello,

I'm hoping someone can help, and it might be quite an interesting one!

basically I'm trying to start a little site that at the moment will encorporate 4 different 'recruiters' for a recruitment website. I only want to use one theme.

I have the front page - fine using this. I then have the 4 recruiters that I want to use the same theme but have 'branded' pages, maybe running off diffferent CSS files. But can this also be using to run their relevant blocks? Or can I run blocks from the node of the path the blocks are on?

Essentially I want clients to be able to browse my site, but when they click on one of the recruiters they have a branded recruitment page from that company, with their headers etc, and maybe a different background.

I have got this far - www.snowsurestaff.co.uk - its still all in testing so feel free to take a look around and offer suggestions.

Many thanks,

Bill

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WorldFallz commented

See the http://drupal.org/project/themekey and http://drupal.org/project/sections modules.

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gamesnet2 commented

The thing is - how can I apply that if I want to keep one theme but change headers etc for a different path - I would need different css wouldnt I? Is there a way of applying one of those modules to do this, or could I just copy the them three times, rename the folder and use that?

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WorldFallz commented

If you want one theme with different styling, yes you would need some classes and/or ids to hook onto. Many themes provide classes you can use for this. If yours doesn't, you can always add them. Check the template.php file 'zen_preprocess_page' function of the zen theme for a great example of how to do that.