Oh, it looks like the forum have not notified us about new message on these thread. Sorry, for no responding. Just wanted to place some new answer to our customer and saw these new message. Anyway I will answer to them for placing helpful information for other customers.
To solve all these issues, you need to find appropriate HTML element, remove it or hide via CSS style file (display: none;). How to find any CSS class or appropriate HTML element in seconds, please read there:
http://blog.12leaves.com/2015/11/26/...veloper-panel/
Hope this will help.
Placed here another new request from our customer regarding the aBagon theme:
This variable was removed from the theme header, as we assumed that there are no space for it. But if you need it, you can easily place this "<?php HEADER_SALES_TEXT ?>" variable to any place of the template you want and it will be shown.I have edited the following Abagon Red Free file:
public_html/store/includes/languages/english/abagon/header.php as follows:
// added defines for header alt and text
define('HEADER_ALT_TEXT', 'Custom Text'); ** shows as alt text for header logo **
// define('HEADER_SALES_TEXT', '');
define('HEADER_SALES_TEXT', 'Custom Text'); ** will not show up in header **
// define('HEADER_LOGO_WIDTH', '222px');
// define('HEADER_LOGO_HEIGHT', '92px');
define('HEADER_LOGO_WIDTH', '94px');
define('HEADER_LOGO_HEIGHT', '100px');
define('HEADER_LOGO_IMAGE', 'logo.gif');
I can not get the header to display the HEADER_SALES_TEXT no matter what I try? Logo and logo alt text display as they should. I would appreciate some suggestions. I have everything else working.
I have a customer who uses this template on a 1.5.4 site I am upgrading to 1.5.7.
Will this template "as is" work with 1.5.7?
Thanks
Judy, I've not looked at the template's coding, but my initial guess is No.
- EZ-Pages are now multi-lingual, which could throw a wrinkle into the template's display.
- zc156 introduced the zen_is_logged_in() and zen_in_guest_checkout() functions, removing the need for templates to do a direct check on $_SESSION['customer_id'].
- PHP version updates and deprecations (e.g. no more each())
- Coding standards regarding undefined constants and variables are now more strict (as imposed by now-current PHP versions). Ditto for MySQL directives.
Thanks - I suspected as much but thought I would ask.![]()