Andover Modern Template Support Thread

Hi,

Just a quick question really.

I am currently finishing off a website and am looking to make changes to the "contact us" and "sitemap" pages of the template.

My question is this, where are the files that actually compile the "sitemap" and "contact us" structure located? I've found the relevant define_ files in the includes/languages/english/html_includes folder, but this only changes the text at the top of the page. I'm really looking for the files that hold the database call functions.

My site link if you need it is:
www.frames4photos.com

Hope the question makes sense.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

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Hi,

Just a quick question really.

I am currently finishing off a website and am looking to make changes to the "contact us" and "sitemap" pages of the template.

My question is this, where are the files that actually compile the "sitemap" and "contact us" structure located? I've found the relevant define_ files in the includes/languages/english/html_includes folder, but this only changes the text at the top of the page. I'm really looking for the files that hold the database call functions.

My site link if you need it is:
www.frames4photos.com

Hope the question makes sense.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

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This is not a template specific question. I would recommend searching on the forum for an answer or using the developers toolkit to search for the correct files to edit.

Thanks,

Anne

Hi, I can't work out still how to remove the contact us page text from the nav bar - again working on shadow site so can't see on live site now. Still says 'HEADER_TITLE_CONTACT_US. maybe I can just remove the php page and have contact details elsewhere - tied to remove in header.php but still showing. Advice please?

Thanks,
J.

Ok, switched over to live now - need to remove that CONTACT header asap!

Also, could you advise how to remove the section re gift certs on footer. Thank you! Would it also be possible to put the ez pages on a lower nav bar (eg under first one?) Just a thought...
www.ew-trading.com

Hi,
I have resolved header name, I had accidentally taken something out of the header.php, also removed footer links I did not want. So just the question about the nav bar ez pages please, if any answer. Thanks!
J.

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Originally Posted by jillcripps

Also, could you advise how to remove the section re gift certs on footer. Thank you! Would it also be possible to put the ez pages on a lower nav bar (eg under first one?) Just a thought...
www.ew-trading.com

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To remove the gc faq link you need to edit includes/languages/english/extra_definitions/andover_modern/footer_menu_defines.php file.

Yes, it is possible to add the ez pages under the footer menu. You will need to edit includes/templates/andover_modern/common/tpl_footer_menu.php and the footer_menu_defines.php file.

Thanks,

Anne

Thanks Anne,
I do not wish to put the ez pages under the footer but on the nav bar on the top (or have a second nav bar under the first). Is there a guide to do this?
Many thanks,
J.

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Originally Posted by jillcripps

Thanks Anne,
I do not wish to put the ez pages under the footer but on the nav bar on the top (or have a second nav bar under the first). Is there a guide to do this?
Many thanks,
J.

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This advanced customization will take some knowledge of php, css, and xhtml. If you do not have this understanding, I would recommend doing a google search for some basic tutorials for these programming languages.

Thanks,

Anne

Thanks Anne,
Maybe I have to leave nav bar as is for now until I get more knowledge.
Sorry to keep pestering but another question if you have time (or anyone else) to answer. I would like to put an image of a flag on the left hand side of the header. I have been advised to place the image source in the tpl_header and add code to CSS but I am not sure of where in tpl_header I put the code and what exactly I code into the CSS. Thanks.
Jill.

Eg My image is called ewflag, and I would like it opposite the logo, it is a rectangle the same height as logo and tagline together.
www.ew-trading.com