Quote Originally Posted by Kenichi View Post
No, stick to the tutorial https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?article=142 for a custom template.

Code:
includes
   /templates
       /CUSTOM
          /common
          /css
             stylesheet.css
          /images
          /sideboxes
          /templates
       template_info.php
What custom folders (overrides) are for is to allow you to edit core/main files without them being wiped out in a future upgrade. For example, if you edit includes/languages/english/meta_tags.php these changes would be wiped out from uploading a fresh meta_tags.php in a future full-upgrade. If the coding of these files is changed in an update then it will be easy to compare.

As stevesh said, just add override folders everywhere you see "classic"

The *only* exception to this would be includes/templates where it's not really an override folder but rather your actual custom template.
Am just not getting this
stevesh stated

I can't think of a circumstance where you would have folders in an override folder, so, no.

For example, you will have a includes/languages/custom folder, and an includes/languages/english/custom folder.

But you would have an includes/languages/english/html_includes/custom folder, not includes/languages/english/custom/html_includes

and your telling me to use the file structure as

includes
/templates
/CUSTOM
/common
/css
stylesheet.css
/images
/sideboxes
/templates
template_info.php

so inside the custom folder are FOLDERS

/commom FOLDER
/css FOLDER
/images FOLDER
/sideboxes FOLDER
/templates FOLDER

sorry for this but am just confused as i dont know what files have been updated ,i know for sure metatags has

regards
dave