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--- litespeed_wiki:cpanel:cpanel-plugin-custom-template [2018/07/09 18:41]
Michael Alegre [cPanel Plugin - Using A Custom Template]
+++ litespeed_wiki:cpanel:cpanel-plugin-custom-template [2018/07/18 13:55] (current)
Michael Alegre [Setting A Custom Template]
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 ===== Preparing A Custom Template =====
-Preparing and using a custom template for the LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager plugin for cPanel is an easy process if you choose to do so. Simply navigate to ''/usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/paper_lantern/ls_web_cache_manager/landing'' and create a directory named for your custom template, such as ''myCustomTemplate''.
+Preparing and using a custom template for the LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager plugin for cPanel is an easy process. Simply navigate to ''/usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/paper_lantern/ls_web_cache_manager/landing'' and create a directory named for your custom template, such as ''myCustomTemplate''.
-Now that you have created the template directory, you can either copy the existing index.php file under ''/usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/paper_lantern/ls_web_cache_manager/landing/default'' into this directory to get started or copy over your own version from elsewhere. This file will handle calling any custom code or files you need to mange and display the new landing page while still having relative access to all the existing classes, functions, and pages already built into the plugin.
+Once you have created the template directory, you can either copy the existing ''index.php'' file under ''/usr/local/cpanel/base/frontend/paper_lantern/ls_web_cache_manager/landing/default'' into this directory to get started, or copy over your own version from elsewhere. This file will handle calling any custom code or files you need to manage. It will display the new landing page while still having relative access to all the existing classes, functions, and pages already built into the plugin.
-**Note:** It is strongly recommended that all custom template code is backed up at different location to prevent possible lose during uninstall or upgrade of the LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager plugin. As such, we also recommend using a symlink in place of these files in the actual plugin location.
+**Note:** It is strongly recommended that all custom template code be backed up at different location to prevent possible loss of the LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager plugin during uninstall or upgrade. As such, we also recommend using a symlink in place of these files in the actual plugin location.
 ===== Setting A Custom Template =====
-To set a custom template for use, first make sure that the LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager plugin has been [[litespeed_wiki:cpanel:cpanel-plugin-lscwp-management#installation|installed through the LiteSpeed WHM plugin]]. Once this step has been completed, select the **Settings** icon from the **cPanel Plugin** section of the LiteSpeed WHM plugin.
+To set a custom template for use, first make sure that the LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager plugin has been [[litespeed_wiki:cpanel:whm-plugin-cpanel-plugin#installation|installed through the LiteSpeed WHM plugin]]. Once this step has been completed, select the **Settings** icon from the **cPanel Plugin** section of the LiteSpeed WHM plugin.
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-You should now be on the **cPanel Plugin Settings** page which will display an **Use Custom Template** setting field.
+You should now be on the **cPanel Plugin Settings** page which will display a **Use Custom Template** setting field.
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-Here you can set a custom template to be used if it has already been created. Using the example from the previous section, we would enter ''myCustomTemplate'' here and save.  If the template folder exists and contains the required index.php file, the save operation should succeed and all cPanel users should now see your custom landing page when accessing the LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager plugin through the cPanel dashboard.
+Here you can set a custom template to be used if it has already been created. Using the example from the previous section, we would enter ''myCustomTemplate'' here and save.  If the template folder exists and contains the required ''index.php'' file, the save operation should succeed. From now on, all cPanel users should see your custom landing page when accessing the LiteSpeed Web Cache Manager plugin through the cPanel dashboard.