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Last edited by nellyshark on Sat Oct 17, 2015 12:58 pm, edited 1 time in total.
You guys are funny... I'm not sure he meant he wanted to learn html/css
To change the look and feel only... you may update the CSS files as the above posts mention.
To create a new template look in this path /catalog/view/theme/default
This is the default theme folder.
To create a new theme, simply copy this folder, rename it to something cool eg. funkynewtemplate
Go to your admin under Admin->Configuration->Settings and update the Template dropdown with your new template - it will be there automatically in the drop down list.
Go back to the folder and change all the CSS styles to your hearts content.
To change the look and feel only... you may update the CSS files as the above posts mention.
To create a new template look in this path /catalog/view/theme/default
This is the default theme folder.
To create a new theme, simply copy this folder, rename it to something cool eg. funkynewtemplate
Go to your admin under Admin->Configuration->Settings and update the Template dropdown with your new template - it will be there automatically in the drop down list.
Go back to the folder and change all the CSS styles to your hearts content.
http://www.alreadymade.com
Follow me on twitter.com/alreadymade
Fair enough... if it was wrong, maybe you should have taken the time to clarify it...
Since you didn't... I will clarify here...
To create a new template
1. Copy the default folder & give it a unique name.
2. Login to your admin and update the template setting under admin->configuration->settings
3. Change the files in the new template folder - ie. paths to the stylesheets, any links that should be pointing within the new directory you just created.
If you need extra functionality, etc, then that will be above and beyond just a simple template change. If you need to add more content, you'll need to update the language files where appropriate.
Since you didn't... I will clarify here...
To create a new template
1. Copy the default folder & give it a unique name.
2. Login to your admin and update the template setting under admin->configuration->settings
3. Change the files in the new template folder - ie. paths to the stylesheets, any links that should be pointing within the new directory you just created.
If you need extra functionality, etc, then that will be above and beyond just a simple template change. If you need to add more content, you'll need to update the language files where appropriate.
http://www.alreadymade.com
Follow me on twitter.com/alreadymade
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