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Yes, I think easiest is to do all in one template. You can not have multiple templates in one action. However, I think it's possible to include templates. But you would only benefit if re-using those templates in other places. I'm not an layout expert but I guess often some css is used to push/pull ...

Are you sure you want to connect it to a category?
Or better to just switch layout one after the other (left, right, left, right, etc...)?

I think that needs a little more clarification.

Consider using the admin search to find the template:

Extensions > Admin Search

I don't think it's good practice to do what you do for multiple reasons.
Consider leveraging the existing API's (which I don't know if they exist for your use case). Else walk through the code and check what happens when page content is updated by an admin.

Cool

Maybe you could even move the initial assign outside the loop (again untested):

I'd expect the modified_time can already be compared without coverting it to a string. Converting it to a string probably is the reason why you can't use {$highdate|date_format:'%d.%m.%Y'} I wanted to write a "last updated on" (German date, which is bad to sort by) at the very end of the L...

I would try to save the actionid to a custom variable at the very start of your template.
I expect the actionid to be overwritten when you call LISE from inside your template.

Thanks for reporting back.

Done.
Could you please try again and report back whether it solved your problem?

Thx

I guess that's where SmartImage comes into play http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/smartimage

Yes, I understand.

I have the possibility to empty your outbox. But I want you to confirm that's ok.
Perhaps it will solve the problem for you (no guarantee).

I can empty your outbox. Is that OK?

Could you please try again.

Feel free to drop me an email if things still don't work.