The reason I did all of this in a single story file was because for that site I actually use the theme plugin, and I had a single page for my entire flavour. For me it made managing the HTML code simpler and cleaner, and helped maintain consistency across the site (I had a lot of conditional statements on what to show where and when).
But yes, I could have thrown a story.html file into the rssfeed directory!
-doug.
On Jun 30, 2006, at 24:18, Matthijs Kooijman wrote:
> What's happening was I had a category/directory called "rssfeed"
> where I was using Blagg to aggregate a few friend's sites and I
> wanted the "story" to look different for the rssfeed category. I used
> the interpolate_fancy plugin to create two possible $title looks and
> if a visitor to the site was in the rssfeed category I didn't want
> them to see the byline, either. In Blagg I had it create the $title
> as a full URL to the original article, too.
Could you not just create a dir inside your flavours dir called "rssfeed" and
put a second story.html there? IIRC, it should be used for all posts inside
rssfeed then?
Gr.
Matthijs