Customizing Help

[0be1]

Morphine'

Adding more links in the header and footer:

https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?article=234

Change copyright:

/includes/languages/your template name/english.php

you are using the template override system I hope

Turn off IP address at the bottom:

Login in as admin click on configuration on the left side of the menu, choose layout settings, click on footer - show ip address footer, change to zero and click update.

The other problems I cannot do much with without having a link to look at I need to see the css layout as well as the ez-pages or someone else may be able to answer off the top of their head.

Good luck...

0be1

[fairestcape]

Glad to discover that you have experience in the code side of things - that will make your life easier.

If you have the FIREFOX browser, install some of the add-ons that are available - such as FIREBUG, DEVELOPER TOOLKIT and COLORZILLA.

These help you to identify, look at (and manipulate) source codes (incl CSS) in an "off-line" mode.

When you're happy with your off-line edits, you can commit them to the live site.

Practically everyone offering advice on this forum makes use of firefox and its add-ons.

[Morphine']

Morphine'

Adding more links in the header and footer:

https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?article=234

Change copyright:

/includes/languages/your template name/english.php

you are using the template override system I hope

Turn off IP address at the bottom:

Login in as admin click on configuration on the left side of the menu, choose layout settings, click on footer - show ip address footer, change to zero and click update.

The other problems I cannot do much with without having a link to look at I need to see the css layout as well as the ez-pages or someone else may be able to answer off the top of their head.

Good luck...

0be1

Thanks for your help mate, much a appreciated, that all seems to be working fine now.

Glad to discover that you have experience in the code side of things - that will make your life easier.

If you have the FIREFOX browser, install some of the add-ons that are available - such as FIREBUG, DEVELOPER TOOLKIT and COLORZILLA.

These help you to identify, look at (and manipulate) source codes (incl CSS) in an "off-line" mode.

When you're happy with your off-line edits, you can commit them to the live site.

Practically everyone offering advice on this forum makes use of firefox and its add-ons.

Thanks for your help,
I installed those addons, and i used firebug to remove the text, though how do i apply this to the actual website?

[0be1]

Thanks for your help mate, much a appreciated, that all seems to be working fine now.



Thanks for your help,
I installed those addons, and i used firebug to remove the text, though how do i apply this to the actual website?

Depending on which file was modified, you need to ftp into the sites directory, rename the current file and upload the new one in its place. By renaming the file for backup purposes, should something go wrong, you just rename it back to the original name and no harm no foul. Which file did you end up modifying the text in?

0be1

[Morphine']

Depending on which file was modified, you need to ftp into the sites directory, rename the current file and upload the new one in its place. By renaming the file for backup purposes, should something go wrong, you just rename it back to the original name and no harm no foul. Which file did you end up modifying the text in?

0be1

I'm finding it difficult to identify the file that i am changing, the firebug addon seems to be only editing the source of the page and css.
How do i find witch file i am changing?

Thanks for your help mate.

[stevesh]

One way is to note the id or class that Firebug or Web Developer identifies and search for that id or class in Admin - Tools - Developers Tool Kit.

[Morphine']

One way is to note the id or class that Firebug or Web Developer identifies and search for that id or class in Admin - Tools - Developers Tool Kit.

Thanks for your help, this method is working fine. =D
Though in the place of the text that should be there is "<?php echo HEADING_TITLE; ?>" and i'v been searching for "HEADING_TITLE" And it says that its in:

Line #51 : define('HEADING_TITLE', 'Welcome to my website');
(With the exact message in the bold that i want to delete.)
Line #55 : define('HEADING_TITLE', 'Welcome to my website');

I went into this file and couldn't fine ether of those lines, and defiantly on like 51 and 55 as the index.php only goes up to 39.


Thanks for all your help everyone btw

[Morphine']

One way is to note the id or class that Firebug or Web Developer identifies and search for that id or class in Admin - Tools - Developers Tool Kit.

Thanks for your help, this method is working fine. =D
Though in the place of the text that should be there is "<?php echo HEADING_TITLE; ?>" and i'v been searching for "HEADING_TITLE" And it says that its in:

Line #51 : define('HEADING_TITLE', 'Welcome to my website');
(With the exact message in the bold that i want to delete.)
Line #55 : define('HEADING_TITLE', 'Welcome to my website');

I went into this fine and couldn't fine ether of those lines, and defiantly on like 51 and 55 as the index.php only goes up to 39.


[edit]
Silly me, why am i getting hung up over where the text is comeing fromw hen i can just delete the hole:

<h1 id="indexDefaultHeading"><?php echo HEADING_TITLE; ?></h1>

Line

Problem solved

Thanks for all your help everyone btw