Quote Originally Posted by debtag View Post
Thank you for responding!

Yay! I was successful in question #1, (removing the box with the red x) Thank You!

For question #2 (fixing the calendar), I checked to see if the file includes/languages/english/extra_definitions/cork_board/cork_board_defines.php was in the right location, it was, but I deleted and re-uploaded anyway, just to see if that would fix it, but it remains the same.

Thank you for the help with question #3 (changing the color of my sideboxes), I will work on finding my new graphics

About question #5 (deleteing my nav box), instead of deleting it then, could you help me move it to the right side above the search box? I would need to fix the "HOME" link to directly link back to Zen Cart and not my intro page. Is it also possible to change the graphic or colors of the nav box?

Thank you so much!

About question #5 (deleteing my nav box), instead of deleting it then, could you help me move it to the right side above the search box? I would need to fix the "HOME" link to directly link back to Zen Cart and not my intro page. Is it also possible to change the graphic or colors of the nav box?

Since the navigation section is not a sidebox, the short answer is no.
I suppose you could create a sidebox using the navigation code from tpl_header.php.

Again you can use the default menu.gif graphic as a guide and create a new menu.gif


For question #2 (fixing the calendar), I checked to see if the file includes/languages/english/extra_definitions/cork_board/cork_board_defines.php was in the right location, it was, but I deleted and re-uploaded anyway, just to see if that would fix it, but it remains the same.

make sure these definitions are present in includes/languages/english/extra_definitions//cork_board/cork_board_defines.php

//definitions used for the calendar that appears in the header
define('DATE_FORMAT_DAY', '%d'); // this is used for strftime()
define('DATE_FORMAT_MONTH', '%b'); // this is used for strftime()
define('DATE_FORMAT_YEAR', '%Y'); // this is used for strftime()