I have dugway installed, but I do not want to create a new theme but edit an existing theme. How would I go about doing this.
Thanks
David Wright
You can download any existing Big Cartel theme and use it locally with Dugway right here: https://github.com/bigcartel-themes
Just click the 'Clone to desktop' button on any of the repositories, or use the GitHub app / command line to clone them on your computer. From there you can make changes to the theme and edit it to your liking, just keep in mind that Dugway does have limitations (like being able to edit theme settings, modifying javascript, and more): https://github.com/bigcartel/dugway#known-issues--limitations
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I would like replace inbuilt Q logo with custom company branded logo.
Is there an easy way QuestDB update logo?
my friend at the moment it is not possible to customize the logo in the web console
It's possible to update the logo you'll have to navigate to the root directory, this is different depending on your operating system: https://questdb.io/docs/reference/command-line-options/#default-root-directory
If you replace the favicon.ico / favicon.svg in the 'public/assets' folder, the icon will change on the web console. However I am not sure if this change will be kept when you upgrade to a newer version.
If you replace the favicon.ico/favicon.svg in the public/assets folder, the icon will change on the web console, but it won't affect the original application once its upgraded.
I have created a repository level github page in the root directory of my project. This works fine, and after a small build interval, the index.html page is served as expected at https://erikor.github.io/myrepo/
Now I am trying to use the dyutibarma/monochrome theme.
Per this post, I, somewhat naively, thought that all I needed to do was to put this in my _config.yml:
remote_theme: dyutibarma/monochrome
But the resulting page clearly expects some theme related resources to be in my repo, not the remote theme repo. For example:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/myrepo/css/main.css">
And thus, my page is not styled properly.
Is there a way to point github pages to the remote theme resources, or is the only way to accomplish this to fork the theme, build it, and then add my content? I was hoping to avoid that every time I want to switch themes if possible, particularly after reading the above referenced post about remote themes.
Thanks in advance,
Eric
The dyutibarma/monochrome theme is not jekyll-remote-theme compatible. For example: it has the "css", "img", "js" folder in it's root directory. Those folders will not be deployed when used via remote_theme. They must be moved within an assets folder in order to be deployed. I just created a PR for an other theme to be jekyll-remote-theme compatible and published a working demo on github.
Never fork a theme! A GitHub fork can not be changed later. So when you want to change the theme later on the fork will always point on your first theme. When the theme is not jekyll-remote-theme compatible just clone it and push it as a self-standing repository. Add the theme base repository as upstream to fetch bugfixes and new features. I have written a blog post about this.
BR
I am new to opencart and I am using opencart version 2.3.0.2 and working on xampp localhost.
I tried to install new theme (simplica free theme) by copying the theme files(catalog, system ) to my project folder which already have those 4 folders(admin,catalog,image,system). So it merges with those 2 folders.
When I go back to my backend extensions>extensions and select modules, I can't see any new module. Under extension>extension>themes, I can only see my default theme. also under system>setting>mystore, I can only see default store theme under theme option.
Did I do anything wrong? or what should I do to install a new theme?
Please help. Thanks in advance
I found the solution, hope this may help someone with similar problem.
I had to go to extensions>extensions then select themes then had click edit button of the default store theme. Under general> theme directory, I was able to select my theme.
Here's the scenario:
Fresh install of Open Cart. Fresh install of vQmod. Everything is working fine. But when I upload certain theme - purchased and licensed - the site has an issue. The home page is working, but the product page goes blank.
I have tried all possible combinations of OpenCart and vQmod versions (except for 2.0 for OC because the theme doesn't support it yet). I am out of ideas.
Edit: After showing all errors as adviced I finally saw the reason : "oc_product_tab' doesn't exist"
I found a solution. It turned out that the "Extra Product Tabs Opencart Extension" is missing. This is a standart free plugin that comes with template theme but it wasn't configured. It turnes out that the theme works with it.
Go to system>users>user groups and select all for both access and modify. Save. Than go to Catalog menu and click on Extra product tabs. Click Insert and add the module. That’s it. It’s a standard opencart module which is free for use.
I am new to Django-CMS, I have successfully installed Django-CMS on my Ubuntu 12.04 (64-bit OS). I want to add Nivo Slider on my web page using Cmsplugin-Nivoslider. After following steps mention in https://bitbucket.org/bercab/cmsplugin-nivoslider/overview, I am able to install cmsplugin-nivoslider on my Django-CMS. After syncdb, migrate and collectstatic commands, I am able to see nivo folder with js, theme and css files in my static folder, but I am not able to see anything on my Admin Panel related to Nivo Slider. Please tell me, do I need to do any further steps to use nivo-slider, How can I put that slider on my page ? Please guide me..
Thanks in Advance.
From the Admin interface, Add or edit a Page, you should have available a plugin for slider if the chosen template has a block &/or placeholder tag. Configure gallery from there.