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three different product layouts


pinkequine

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Hi

 

I want to set up different product layouts for different products.

 

Can anyone tell me where/how I could code this in

 

So if

 

product A - use this layout

product B - use this layout

Everything else - use this layout.

 

What would be the best way to do this? Any help would be appreciated.

 

I am a bit of a php dummy so if anyone could advise what the code would be that would be brilliant

 

thx in advance

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the best way depends on how different your product layouts are, ideally it should just be adding some css left and right,.

 

how will you distinguish which layout to use ? category based, manufacturer, or other database field, or something completely new ?

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Posted

Hi

 

It would be products ID, basically I have two bespoke product layouts and regular product layouts. The bespoke ones are customizable and where the image would be on the left, its completely replaced by a div containing 2 tables and various select boxes for colour options. it runs a jquery and presents an image result based on which colours the customer chooses.

 

the difference between the products is basically the area where the picture would be - e.g on the left, but how would I condition whats displayed, either image or the bespoke div.

 

Any guidance would be much appreciated, I've messed around with product_info.php all day and got nowhere.

Posted

so I want to say basically

 

if products id = 35 show bespoke div1 and hide PiGal (which is where my regular image is)

if products id = 38 show bespoke div2 and hide PiGal

else show PiGal

 

Hope that makes sense.

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