TSH consists of three parts:
-- 1. About 220 Categorized, Pure HTML/CSS
pages such as:
the Index
https://thermospokenhere.com
or Table of Contents:
/wp/00_tsh/00_toc/00_toc.html
-- 2. A DATABASE and PHP functionality extract data from HTML/CSS to populate it (components being taken from "1".
-- 3. A PHP functionality for integration of the database, to provide special
views. For example:
Previews:
http://thermospokenhere.com/tshdev/section_preview.php?id=Matter_in_Space_and_Time
or:
Content of an Item:
http://thermospokenhere.com/tshdev/content.php?id=A8000.
You can keep a HTML/CSS section and a separate CMS section (meaning Wordpress would replace the current PHP/database). But if you're talking about having HTML/CSS content, my PHP/Database content and then a separate Wordpress install too, I really wouldn't suggest that. It'll just get too messy, and it gets complicated knowing where to go to edit things.
These are "entry" instructions for use of the FORUM:
http://thermospokenhere.com/tshdev/split.php?item=E1780&forum=3&topic=3
It creates a split screen view of these two pages:
TSH Content
Item:http://thermospokenhere.com/tshdev/content.php?id=E1780
Forum Topic: http://thermospokenhere.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3
It has this format:
http://thermospokenhere.com/tshdev/split.php?item=[TSH item
number]&forum=[forum number]&topic=[forum topic number]
You can change what appears in the split screen by changing the split screen URL. In this case, "item" refers to the content item you want to display within /tshdev/ ("E1780"). The "forum" ("3") and "topic" ("3") refer to the Forum URL that you want to show: http://thermospokenhere.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=3 (note the "f" and the "t" in the URL)
Example:
So if you had these two links:
http://thermospokenhere.com/tshdev/content.php?id=A1234
http://thermospokenhere.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=22
The split view link should look like this:
http://thermospokenhere.com/tshdev/split.php?item=A1234&forum=4&topic=22
Please note that this is an example only, and the links in the example won't work because the content item and forum topic don't exist.
When using images in your HTML files, cont.html, xrpt.html and premise.html, please make sure that your image src value comes immediately after the "<img", like this:
<img src="path/to/image.jpg" style="..." class="..." />
Please don't put anything (styling, classes or ids) between the "<img" and the "src" section, otherwise the system won't properly update the image path so it works. Styling, classes and ids can be put after the src section of the image is complete. Also, please use all lowercase "<img src", not "<IMG SRC". The uppercase version is old coding style and (while it works) is technically not valid HTML code.
If you have trouble getting the images to show up properly within the database, those are two things to check.