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In quite recent (Edge, BS4) I changed the links system to make it easier - so you can now amend one file to add in a new link; https://github.com/gburton/Responsive-osCommerce/blob/master/includes/languages/english/modules/content/footer/cm_footer_information_links.php#L22-L27 this auto-updates the list that shows in the footer area by simply adding another item to the CONST array In older versions (Frozen, Gold etc) you need to amend two files https://github.com/gburton/Responsive-osCommerce/blob/2341-Frozen/includes/languages/english/modules/content/footer/cm_footer_information_links.php#L22 add lng define in this file https://github.com/gburton/Responsive-osCommerce/blob/2341-Frozen/includes/modules/content/footer/templates/tpl_cm_footer_information_links.php#L8 add list item here

Correct. Nothing wrong with using directly _GET and _POST, so long as they are sanitized appropriately (tep_db_input, tep_db_prepare_input, tep_output_string etc).

@supercheaphobb before making too many customisations, know that things are (usually) done for good reason. In the case of the "padding" in the categories box (and elsewhere)...that reason is "tap targets" which is very important to users of small devices...

@alex121121 no problem. The other accounts are gone now so please be nice on this one

There are three modules included in core that have a logoff button. There are at least two more available that are "addons" (in other words, they do not come as part of the core). Explore your admin area, particularly; admin > modules > content > {install} > (and look through this list) > install one or more.

OK. For anyone looking to do this (and find this thread in the future)...core code changes in this manner are not necessary unless you are on an *ancient* version (2.2 stream, 10 years or more old?) or some version that has been totally shafted already by core code changes.

Can you show an example please. Class constructors and evaluation order changes were performed prior to release of Frozen. IIRC the Paypal App was rolled back (to make it updateable from within admin) so there may be some in there => awaiting official update.

@peterbuzzin Header Tag module which loads its code into footer_scripts. Way better than core code changing, that HT modularity has been available since 2.3.1 (if memory serves).

Frozen is a year old and I have been *begging* for help to move it on, my pleas are heard only by very few. Frozen is now out of date and is EOL. "Edge" is where my focus is and that is done in my spare time, help me to make more spare time.

I seek another tester who is able to give about 10/15 minutes to install and set up their email templates. And then ongoing (for a couple of days) feedback and ideas...as you see it working and realise the concept.. Best done on a TEST SHOP, not a live shop - until you see the concept for what it is (and what it can be)... Inbox me please if that tester is YOU. This system is very close to being good for live shops, in fact I am running it on a few live shops and have been for a few weeks - no problems reported...

It's surprising how much can be achieved by amending user.css. The idea of the tpl files is that shopowner will micro-adjust these - so (in my opinion) these files should be seen as is the user.css - core files but changeable. Back in 2015 when the bootstrap build was new, I tried to get other developers on board (seo, theming etc) - but there was little interest, so I did what I thought would make life easier. It for sure aint perfect but it's not too bad.

It does ring a bell... boom/tish. It was in the very first 28d from 2015. So long ago, well remembered @ArtcoInc

That is (more or less) the "master" download from https://github.com/gburton/osCommerce-2334-bootstrap I think there are at least a few things on that Demo that are not in the download - things I've been toying with the idea of adding but then didn't.