I’ve scoured the forms, read every tutorial that I can get my hands on and I’m still a bit confused regarding multiple templates. You see, I want more than the same basic layout for every page. I would like to have access to multiple layouts within a single theme, which I could then assign to various pages (or nodes, still trying to figure that one out).
So I throw myself at the mercy of those wiser than me. Drupal community, how do you create multiple layouts using the same theme? How do you vary the layout of each section within your Web site? I’m a fairly skilled CSS programmer with only a modest understanding of PHP/Drupal/Xtemplate.
Example: Using flexinode (http://drupal.org/node/view/5737) I’ve created a new content type called "Campus News." Under taxonomy I’ve created a new section called "Campus News." Now I would like to style this section differently than the other sections of the Web site. In fact I would like to have the option of creating a new style for every section. This is where I hit a roadblock, because Xtemplate (which is great) uses a single template file for the entire site. How might I get around this limitation and assign various styles to each section?
Here’s some of my research:
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