Header issue w/ atheme template

I've been running the latest version of Zen Cart. Had been using a template of ZenCArt jQuery Silver. Just installed a new template, iC_AthemeV1.3. Mostly it's great, but something's missing around headers.

With iC_AthemeV1.3 theme, at the top of each page there's code instead of text or images: HEADER_SUB_SPECIALS, HEADER_SUB_FEATURED, HEADER_TITLE_SHIPPING, etc.

I've gone over the Read Me, and it doesn't look like any files are missing.

Is there something else I need to turn on or some further adjustment?

Thank you-- Andra

https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/index.php?article=95

https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/index.php?article=38

https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/index.php?article=39

Those defines don't exist in a stock Zencart installation, so they're part of that template that is missing, or a mod you've installed.

Excellent! The tutorials give me a place to start, and they look valuable for future reference.

Thank you! Will report back when I locate the issue.

I seemed to have something loaded incorrectly. Long story short, I took everything out to start over.

I'm trying to load iC_aTheme, one of the standard Zen themes.

The ReadMe says:

So you're safe to go ahead and copy the "includes" from where you unzipped the package directly into your root installation (wherever Zen Cart happens to be installed). Go ahead, upload them ... it's simple. Just a few more steps and you're done

Well, I seem to be unzipping in the wrong location. My file structure in generic terms is:

cart/admin/ includes/ themes

All the other templates were unzipped into the themes folder. Doesn't work for iC_aTheme. Yet unzipping into the cart folder seems like it can't be right.

Could you please specify exactly where I'm supposed to unzip?

Thank you--

Generally, you would unzip the template zip file on your local computer and then drag the 'includes' folder from the template files to the **root ** (top directory) of your store, which, if I understand, in your case is /cart. All the files and folders inside will then fall where they should be.

A standard Zencart installation doesn't have a 'themes' folder, BTW.

Well, it was just that simple. One click. Sigh.

Thank you for talking me through this.