I've been searching around on Google to find an accurate tutorial that explains how to display products on the home page but so far nothing is working!
The latest products block doesn't work; the only thing that I've managed to get working is a single link to a product which is not very attractive.
Anyone know how to display products, featured products, etc. on the home page?
ps. I'm using Opencart 3.0.3.2
Here you can see some screen shots.
1 - Open Latest Extension:
2 - Install Latest Extension:
3 - Edit Latest Extension:
4 - Fill Name of Module and Enable Latest Extension:
5 - Set Home Page:
6 - Add Here Latest Extension:
For a better understanding watch this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSyd7Tx8kxc
We have modules so users with out coding knowledge can use. Follow below step to show products on home page
Step #1: Login to admin panel, ex:https://demo.opencart.com/admin/
Step #2: Now click on Extensions --> Extensions, you can see on left
side nav.
Step #3: Select Modules, from Choose the extension type
Step #4: Install Latest or Featured Module
Step #5: Click on Plus Button, and enter no.of products you want to
show.
Step #6: Select status has enable, click on save button (top right)
Step #7: Now navigate to Design --> Layouts
Step #8: Click on Edit button, opposite to Home
Step #9: Select module from drop down and add, it can be Content Top
or Content Bottom
Step $10: Save, and just refresh.
Hope this helps.
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I am not finding "Launch Automatic Page Generator" in setting option of github(version 2.26.0.windows.1) how to get it
There is no automatic page generator button in GitHub anymore, I am not able to find it in any of my repos. GitHub now uses Jekyll to make the pages.
Instead, you can do the following to create a GitHub webpage: Go to github.com/YOUR_REPO_NAME/settings/ then scroll down to the GitHub Pages section and select the "Choose a theme" button. Then choose a theme and select the green "Chose theme" button. Now create an index.html in the master branch and create your page there.
Even the "Choose a theme" button might disappear, from Aug. 2022:
GitHub Pages: Deprecating the theme picker
Today (Aug. 22, 2022), we are deprecating the theme picker we introduced in 2012 for GitHub Pages.
While this experience allowed users to preview a theme in the user interface, we are doing this to increase the security of github.com.
You can of course continue to use any Jekyll theme you want with Pages, and publish beautiful sites with a small configuration change.
I opted for a Office 365 trial version but unable to find any option related to sharepoint.office 365 has been incorporated with new UI not able to create site collection anybody have idea on how to create site collection in trial version of office 365 ?? any help would be appreciated
When you first click on Sharepoint from portal.office.com, there should be a plus button saying 'Create Site' if you have the required privileges.
If you cannot see this button - try going to:
https://YOURCOMPANY.sharepoint.com/_layouts/15/online/SiteCollections.aspx
or
Go to Admin > Admin centers > Sharepoint from portal.office.com
And try clicking the 'new' button under the site collections page.
I need to show the following admin section in the Sitecore 7.5 page editor above each page content. I want a content editor to be able to select one of these three radio button options and then have it persisted in Sitecore database once a user clicks to save the page. I cannot find online any example of how these radio buttons can be implemented in Sitecore 7.5 (MVC, if that matters). Any guidance will be highly appreciated.
1/22/16 Update:
Attention down-voters. I am not looking for the final code. I am looking for an advice on direction. Sitecore 7.5 doesn't even have the "radio button" data type available and I couldn't find any examples online. Thank you for understanding.
Using Sitecore 8, build 3, MVC. I have a page (yourDomain.com\MustBeSecure) on a Sitecore 8 site and I do NOT want any users to access this unless they are in a specific security group ("sitecore\IhaveAccess").
I've looked into Content Editor for the item, clicked on the Security profile tab but believe that is for content editing.
Any help is appreciated on this.
///////// Update - Now working /////////
I should have noted we are using Active Directory with auto authentication. Per Martin's post I started looking # Access viewer
** please note on these screen shots I overlay the actual names of the pages (and group name) to test-page and secure page (and IHaveAccess)**.
Thanks for the assistance!!
Screen shot 1:
Screen shot 2:
Screen Shot 3: default\Anonymous
Screen shot 4: Security / Details from Content Editor for page
Use Access Viewer to achieve that (Sitecore --> Security Tools --> Access Viewer).
Select default\anonymous user (those are everyone who not logged in) then select your page, then click Assign and set Deny permission (you would probably also consider setting that recursively with setting Inherintance also to Deny).
Then pick up your role Sitecore\IHaveAccess and repeat previous step with setting Allow permission
And below is the screenshot of a dialog you get after clicking Assign button, there are actual permissions you set for the user / role, as well as inherritance.
Hope this answers your question.
I've setup a basic workflow in Sitecore on my content items, the workflow states consists of Draft, Awaiting Approval and Approved (which proceeds to auto publish). In the Content Editor you can use the review tab to action commands within your workflow, so I can submit from the ribbon.
Is there an option in sitecore out-of-the-box to do this in the page editor without opening the workbox?
Ideally I'd like to have the submit command action in the page editor ribbon.
Thanks in advance!
I don't know which version of Sitecore you use, but I do recommend updating your solution to the most current version (Sitecore 6.6 update 3). It does have Submit / Approve / Reject commands in the notification bar under the ribbon in Page Editor out of the box (see attached screenshots).