Re: Apple Zen Template Support Thread
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Originally Posted by
BUK24hours
Hi. Can anyone help me with this. I have searched the forums but don't seem to be able to find an answer. How do I change the category menu from dispaying the words Discout Coupon to Discount Coupon so the spelling is right. I notice there are lots of apple zen carts out there displaying this error. Thanks.
Go to includes\languages\english\extra_definitions\apple_zen\headermenu.php
Search for
define('HEADER_TITLE_DISCOUNT_COUPON','Discout Coupons');
Change this into
define('HEADER_TITLE_DISCOUNT_COUPON','Discount Coupons');
Re: Apple Zen Template Support Thread
Many thanks. So easy when you know how isn't it. I looked for this for ages. Truly grateful. What a fantastic forum.
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Re: Apple Zen Template Support Thread
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Originally Posted by
Doodlebuckets
I haven't made any changes to that one that I can remember, but I just put the 1.3.7 zen cart code into the header file and the button's there now :o) I hope I didn't mess anything up since my cart is 1.3.6 Looks good though. And tests fine too. Thanks!
Ah, OK! I guess I need to find the differences and add tpl_checkout_shipping.php into my "pre-1.3.7" files folder.
I don't think it should give you any troubles....
Re: Apple Zen Template Support Thread
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Originally Posted by
chadderuski
Jade,
I don't know if there is a reasonable solution to this, but I noticed that when I use the header menu to navigate to a sub-category, that the bread crumb trail does not get the full path:
home -> sub3
instead of:
home -> sub1 -> sub2 -> sub3
not a css issue that i can see, but the code for bread crumbs.
What do you think? Zencart's search function honors the breadcrumb path so the code is there somewhere... ;)
-cj
I'll have to look into that... some time next week after we move.... but good catch! Perhaps someone else will have an idear.
Re: Apple Zen Template Support Thread
I am pretty good with most php and html problems but the sheer depth of zen cart which is very impressive leaves me struggling a little to find the simplest of things. I am amazed reading these forums how knowledgeable some people are with zen cart.
So far I have customised mine to pretty much where I want it to be using apple zen as the base template. I have managed to include the UK version, integrate PayPal and the Royal Mail new pricing structure and master the coupons and most of the functionality of zen cart. It certainly is a learning curve.
Just a quick question ( I have searched but I must have missed it I am sure it must have been asked before ) but to change the colours in the title headings of products should I be looking at the main css style sheet or is this somewhere else?
Re: Apple Zen Template Support Thread
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Originally Posted by
chadderuski
Also, on a different Header Menu subject....
What do I need to do to set the header menu to stretch to fill the whole space? I'd like to eliminate the left over spot on the end. It's not necessary for the look I want, but would be nice.
I have fiddled around in here, but keep breaking layout. Also trying for a slightly larger font. When I use a larger em the whole menu breaks out of the 70em width.
Ideas?
As far as I can find, there's really no way to get this spread out to the whole space. This is because A) different browsers have different default font sizes... so the menu is bigger, and could cause the menu to drop to a second line, and B) as people increase their font size, different browsers round up differently for padding, so again, it difficult to get the menu to the edge without making it go over.
There's probably a little room to play with, to get less space left over, but I figured when designing it it was better to make it look like its *supposed* to have leftover space rather than getting close but not quite, KWIM?
If you want a larger font, you can make it a tad larger, then reduced the 2em left and right padding. (padding: .6em 2em .6em 2em;)
Re: Apple Zen Template Support Thread
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Originally Posted by
BUK24hours
Just a quick question ( I have searched but I must have missed it I am sure it must have been asked before ) but to change the colours in the title headings of products should I be looking at the main css style sheet or is this somewhere else?
You're talking about the color of the product name, right? That's probably not already defined in the css, so you'd need to add it:
#productName {color:#ffffff}
Re: Apple Zen Template Support Thread
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Originally Posted by
axip
Hi!
I'm really sorry, I can't see this quickly, and it's so much harder for me to figure out issues with IE, cause I can't test changes like I can in Firefox. So, I would post a question in perhaps the css forum, and see if someone can help you figure it out. I'd devote more time to it, but I've got to pack pack pack!
Re: Apple Zen Template Support Thread
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Originally Posted by
BUK24hours
Hi. Can anyone help me with this. I have searched the forums but don't seem to be able to find an answer. How do I change the category menu from dispaying the words Discout Coupon to Discount Coupon so the spelling is right. I notice there are lots of apple zen carts out there displaying this error. Thanks.
I finally fixed that in the newest version. It's been pointed out a few times already here... sorry to all those who have a misspelling on their site! :smartalec:
Re: Apple Zen Template Support Thread
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Originally Posted by
jonisolis
Dear Jade, Could you please help me, my tagline is getting cut off.
Tagline: Specializing in professional horse graphics, logos designs, and clip art, for your horse business.
The word, designs, reads - design
http://www.horse-logos.com
I tried messing with the CSS but got no where. Thanks!
I'd change #logoWrapperOuter to this:
#logoWrapperOuter {
margin:0 auto;
width:70em;
overflow:hidden;
padding-left:15px;
}
And then I'd change the padding-right for tagline:
padding-right:30px;
And then this is totally unrelated, but I'd maybe take out that last comma in your tagline:
Specializing in professional horse graphics, logos designs, and clip art, for your horse business.