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Editing the index page.....very noobish
In what ffile do I edit the index page? (Where you have the "Congrats, Zen Cart installation was successful)
Thanks,
BP
Started by blueparukia on 26 Aug 2007, 10:40 AM · Views: 1,071
New Zenner
In what ffile do I edit the index page? (Where you have the "Congrats, Zen Cart installation was successful)
Thanks,
BP
Totally Zenned
There's loads of information in the tutorials/FAQ.
Mary Ellen
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New Zenner
Well, thanks. But that guide didn't seem to answer some very simple questions. Most likely I didn't search hard enough. If there was a search feature on the page it might help.
A few things I want to change:
The <title>Title</title>
The "Get the owners manual" thing, I want to change that to my own text.
This is a layout problem, so I will post in the apporpriate forum as well. If you look at my store: http://doghousegifts.net/store you will see the logo overlaps into the "NavMain" div. I just want it to stay in the header (a.k.a, make the header taller).
Thanks,
BP
New Zenner
Well, since I can't edit.....I have fixed number 3.
BP
Totally Zenned
I found this in the FAQ in under a minute and I didn't know where it was. It will answer your initial question.
You don't directly edit the index.php file. Lots of the information is parametered.
To create a very basic custom template (you can build from there), you need:
Anywhere you see a /classic/ folder, you can create a folder for your custom template. You can copy the necessary files from either the /classic/ folder, the /template_default/ folder or the parent folder.
Edit includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/template_info.php to give your template identifying information so you'll recognize it in the admin under tools->template selection.
Mary Ellen
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Taking over the world... one website at a time
Make sure brain is engaged before putting mouth in gear... or fingers to keyboard.
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