This is your template file? You're calling the clean skin at the top of the file, so it cycles through the skin, then it tries to use your template. Remove the line at the top of the file that calls the clean skin, and it should work.

Graham wrote:

This is your template file? You're calling the clean skin at the top of the file, so it cycles through the skin, then it tries to use your template. Remove the line at the top of the file that calls the clean skin, and it should work.

Did you mean this

# Tell b2evolution you don't want to use evoSkins for this template:
$skin = 'clean';

I removed or write a # front off $skin = 'clean';
http://www.solklart.net/blogs/php1.doc

I't doesn't work??

Do you have more ideas ??

Thanks

Helene.....

Sorry, I told you wrong. Use

$skin = '';

Basically, just delete the word clean, leave everything else.

A look at the header in noskin_a.php that came with your installation will help you loads.

Graham wrote:

Sorry, I told you wrong. Use

$skin = '';

Basically, just delete the word clean, leave everything else.

A look at the header in noskin_a.php that came with your installation will help you loads.

That dosen't work at all, I tried that before.
Look at the site now http://www.solklart.net/blogs/dagens.php

I have done exactly like in the documentaion http://b2evolution.net/man/2004/08/03/skin_to_template_howto

Is there any thing else I can do besides doit from the begining again?

Thanks

Helene......

If you followed those instructions, it should work fine. I've not used templates myself for a couple of years, but I don't see why it shouldn't work.

What I'd do is take noskin_a and then just make the edits to that one.