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Hotclutch

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  1. 19 minutes ago, Hotclutch said:

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    If you look in the folder watch on the server, then there's another folder with the same contents all the time, as if its copying all the time.

    I wiped the installation now and did a fresh install to see if these multiple folders exist before the theme copy, and they do. Is this right? Same for the folder furniture.

  2. Hi Vadym

    Can you confirm if this is a bug or not, because now I doubt whether a theme created was created properly. I notice under the styles tab there are no CSS selectors listed. Should those be there by default after creating a new theme?

  3. 42 minutes ago, kep@ said:

    When I install the module and plug it in content
    The following error occurs to me

    1146 - Table '... .TABLE_PRODUCTS' doesn't exist

    select p.products_id, pd.products_name, pd.products_seo_keywords, pd.products_seo_description, pd.products_description, p.products_model, p.products_quantity, p.products_image, pd.products_url, p.products_price, p.products_tax_class_id, p.products_date_added, p.products_date_available, p.products_last_modified, p.manufacturers_id, p.products_gtin from TABLE_PRODUCTS p, TABLE_PRODUCTS_DESCRIPTION pd where p.products_status = '1' and p.products_id = '511' and pd.products_id = p.products_id and pd.language_id = '5'

    [TEP STOP]

    That could be due to the fact that you don't have a database.php with a definition for TABLE_PRODUCTS.

  4. On the product page, products appear below the product description, but there is no heading suggesting what they are. They appear to be recently viewed products. How do you turn this off from the product page, or how can you add a heading to the recently viewed module?

  5. The breadcrumb I just added to the Login page duplicated onto the product page. Not sure why that would be if you're only working on the Login page, but then I went to edit the widget properties again, and excluded it from the product page.

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  6. To add breadcrumbs (or any other widget), you first need to add a block element, which is also a widget.

    First you need to select the theme to edit (customise). You will have to do this for both themes, desktop and mobile.

    After selecting the theme to customise, you need to click on the pages tab, and select the page that you want to add breadcrumbs to. Again, you will have to follow this process for every page where you want breadcrumbs to appear.

    Next you need to hover in the design area until you see the option "Add Widget" appear. You will notice that there are blue and green options. The blue appears to be for block elements, while green appears to be for widgets within a block element. So be sure to select on blue for a new block element.

    After clicking to add a new block, I notice that there is quite a time lag until when it appears on the screen. A good 30 - 60s or so. It may cause you to think that nothing was added.

    After the block element is created you will be able to move it into the page position that you want by clicking on the move icon and dragging it into place.

    My first step after creating the block element was to select the type of block. I chose Site content width, but you will see the other options that available here:

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    Click save and continue.

    Now you are able to add the breadcrumb widget into the block element.

    Here is the result.

    breadcrumb.png.f2bc2c798a19a0704a2b3012a058e5f2.png

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