sections assemble

fgcreativoweb
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fgcreativoweb posted this 06 February 2017

Hi. I'm new to 'themler'. Can someone tell me, please, how to assemble the different sections of a particular page design? I mean, how should the container be, or the main container structure (divs) that span all sections? Any help will be greatly appreciated

Hi. I'm new to 'themler'. Can someone tell me, please, how to assemble the different sections of a particular page design? I mean, how should the container be, or the main container structure (divs) that span all sections? Any help will be greatly appreciated
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Support Team
Support Team posted this 07 February 2017

Hi,

Sorry, the question is not clear. Please provide the marked screen shot that will show the issue.

Sincerely,
Hella

Hi, Sorry, the question is not clear. Please provide the marked screen shot that will show the issue. Sincerely, Hella
fgcreativoweb
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fgcreativoweb posted this 17 February 2017

Hi,Hella. Thanks for your interest.
My problem is this: when I download individual sections (not full pages) of your sections repository, these (sections) are embedded within your own html 'frame', like this:
<html>.....<body>.... <section> </section> ...</body>...</html>.
Now: If I want to 'concatenate' several sections to assemble a coherent design, something like:

<section 1> </section>
<section 2> </section>
<section 3> </section> ....

I can not insert these frames again and again, like this:

<html> ... <body> <section 1> </section> </body> </html>
<html> ... <body> <section 2> </section> </body> </html>
<html> ... <body> <section 3> </section> </body> </html>
<html> ... <body> <section 4> </section> </body> </html> ...

and so on, every time I insert a new section. ¿Is that clear?
So I've tried extracting all the html snippets corresponding to each section's frame and placing them (the single section's snippets) inside a single &lt;html&gt; &lt;/html&gt; frame, like this:

<html> <! - HTML FRAME OF THE FIRST SECTION -HEADER- OF DESIGN 'X' ->
<section 1> </section>
<section 2> </section>
<section 3> </section>
</html> ....

But it does not work…. So: WHAT IS THE RIGHT WAY TO CONCATENATE THESE INDIVIDUAL SECTIONS TO 'build' a coherent design and, above all, that works?

Hi,Hella. Thanks for your interest. My problem is this: when I download individual sections (not full pages) of your sections repository, these (sections) are embedded within your own html 'frame', like this: `&lt;html&gt;.....&lt;body&gt;.... &lt;section&gt; &lt;/section&gt; ...&lt;/body&gt;...&lt;/html&gt;`. Now: If I want to 'concatenate' several sections to assemble a coherent design, something like: <section 1> </section> <section 2> </section> <section 3> </section> .... I can not insert these frames again and again, like this: <html> ... <body> <section 1> </section> </body> </html> <html> ... <body> <section 2> </section> </body> </html> <html> ... <body> <section 3> </section> </body> </html> <html> ... <body> <section 4> </section> </body> </html> ... and so on, every time I insert a new section. ¿Is that clear? So I've tried extracting all the html snippets corresponding to each section's frame and placing them (the single section's snippets) inside a single `&lt;html&gt; &lt;/html&gt;` frame, like this: <html> <! - HTML FRAME OF THE FIRST SECTION -HEADER- OF DESIGN 'X' -> <section 1> </section> <section 2> </section> <section 3> </section> </html> .... But it does not work…. So: WHAT IS THE RIGHT WAY TO CONCATENATE THESE INDIVIDUAL SECTIONS TO 'build' a coherent design and, above all, that works?
Support Team
Support Team posted this 20 February 2017

Hi,

You should insert Section directly in Themler:

insert-section-from-library.png

In this case Section will be inserted as <section></section> without any additional wrappers.

Please keep us posted about the progress.

Thank you,
Olivia

Hi, You should insert Section directly in Themler: !insert-section-from-library.png! In this case Section will be inserted as `<section></section>` without any additional wrappers. Please keep us posted about the progress. Thank you, Olivia
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