The directions in the tutorial couldn't be clearer.
1) In the includes\languages\english\ folder, create a folder for your template.
2) Copy includes\languages\english\index.php into includes\languages\english\YOUR_TEMPLATE
3) open includes\languages\english\YOUR_TEMPLATE\index.php with a text editor like Notepad, Textpad or Crimson Editor. If you're using a Windows system, Notepad is already on your system. Textpad and Crimson Editor are both free to download and use.
3) Near the bottom of the file is this:
Code:
// This section deals with the "home" page at the top level with no options/products selected
/*Replace this text with the headline you would like for your shop. For example: 'Welcome to My SHOP!'*/
define('HEADING_TITLE', 'Congratulations! You have successfully installed your Zen Cart™ E-Commerce Solution.');
} elseif ($category_depth == 'nested') {
// This section deals with displaying a subcategory
/*Replace this line with the headline you would like for your shop. For example: 'Welcome to My SHOP!'*/
define('HEADING_TITLE', 'Congratulations! You have successfully installed your Zen Cart™ E-Commerce Solution.');
}
Edit the two lines I've highlighted in red to say whatever you like and then save the file.
Upload the new folder into your ZC store's includes/languages/english/ directory.
If you've done the overrides correctly, you can select your custom template form tools->template selection in the admin. Once you do that, the message will be whatever you entered in the index.php file.
To create a very basic custom template (you can build from there), you need:
- includes\languages\YOUR_TEMPLATE\english.php
- includes\languages\english\YOUR_TEMPLATE\index.php
- includes\languages\english\YOUR_TEMPLATE\header.php (to change the logo)
- includes\templates\YOUR_TEMPLATE\template_info.php
- includes\templates\YOUR_TEMPLATE\common\tpl_header.php
- includes\templates\YOUR_TEMPLATE\images\logo.gif
- includes\templates\YOUR_TEMPLATE\css\stylesheet.css
Any where you see a \classic\ folder, you can create a folder for your custom template.
Since you're using a predesigned template, the file you want to edit would be includes\languages\english\sophieblue\index.php. I'm not sure what the template folders are called in this case. sophieblue is my best guess.