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Hi Eric & Everybody!
I see in most of the templates in Epik there’s a conditional statement early, which goes something like: “If there’s something in any of these widget areas, then …” and the template goes off and produces content.I’ve made my custom template, and it will always have widgets in the widget areas, so is there any point in my creating this conditional for My Template? Is there some “programming best practice” or “Good idea to do this for Genesis” thing that I should know about related to this condition?
Thanks!
DonOI’d just do it the way they have it setup in the home file. Thats how StudioPress does it. I haven’t seen any specific documentation on it from SP….so if you want more info on it just search the WordPress.org codex to learn more about best practices – http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Coding_Standards
Thanks, Scooby. Good idea.
I’m not sure … are you’re one of the authors of Epik?
I’m specifically interested in finding out if the conditional is a requirement within Genesis+Epik to make something work? If you helped write Epik, you’re the guy who would know.
-DonO
No only Wes creates all of the themes here. Everyone else, including myself is just a regular customer/member like yourself.
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