What then? There are lots of replies on here but not many appear to be working
Help please!
(Remember to backup your files before doing any editing)
Just remove the below line from the welcome.php page......
Path
\catalog\view\theme\default\template\module\welcome.php
Remove this line
<div class="welcome"><?php echo $heading_title; ?></div>
Hope this helps......
Just remove the below line from the welcome.php page......
Path
\catalog\view\theme\default\template\module\welcome.php
Remove this line
<div class="welcome"><?php echo $heading_title; ?></div>
Hope this helps......
I tried your code and it worked fantastic ! Thanks !liquidgooey wrote:I am using Version 1.5.0 and found it works to open the following file and edit it:
catalog/language/english/module/welcome.php
you'll find:
<?php
$_['heading_title'] = 'Welcome to %s';
?>
which you can change to:
$_['heading_title'] = '';
or whatever you want your message to be.
Our store is here for reference https://secure.shuziamerica.com
Good Luck.
I am a Shopica 2, Opencart 1.5.4 , Arabic language user.
Brilliant! The one sensible answer I've found on this page.liquidgooey wrote:I am using Version 1.5.0 and found it works to open the following file and edit it:
catalog/language/english/module/welcome.php
you'll find:
<?php
$_['heading_title'] = 'Welcome to %s';
?>
which you can change to:
$_['heading_title'] = '';
or whatever you want your message to be.
Our store is here for reference https://secure.shuziamerica.com
Good Luck.
I think others are getting confused with removing the whole module instead of just the heading.
Now I can add information to various pages without it saying 'Welcome to Blah blah'
I think a lot of people feel the same. Many users dont understand how to do basics. That last post showed the result of the change and showed the code that needed changing.
Are there any more layout type tutorials with the result to look at . Bearing in mind some of you guys are genius but when just starting out its scary and not intuitive to be honest.
Also if you see a module /feature you like , such as the review box out (I assume its a module) here https://www.shuziusa.com/shop/index.php is there an easy way to find it??
Its a fantastic system just not that user friendly. I cant even find a manual to be honest lol
Thanks for any replies.
Are there any more layout type tutorials with the result to look at . Bearing in mind some of you guys are genius but when just starting out its scary and not intuitive to be honest.
Also if you see a module /feature you like , such as the review box out (I assume its a module) here https://www.shuziusa.com/shop/index.php is there an easy way to find it??
Its a fantastic system just not that user friendly.
I cant even find a manual to be honest lolThanks for any replies.
Guys!!!! I am new to this forum, but its very nice....
To the above challenge the solution is
1) catalog/view/theme/"your theme name"/template/common/header.tpl
2) right-click and edit code
3) use ctrl+f to find "Welcome" and you will see where u could edit or remove the entire message.
4) Save and exit
5) Done!!!!
I hope this works for u tooo!!!!
Regards...
To the above challenge the solution is
1) catalog/view/theme/"your theme name"/template/common/header.tpl
2) right-click and edit code
3) use ctrl+f to find "Welcome" and you will see where u could edit or remove the entire message.
4) Save and exit
5) Done!!!!
I hope this works for u tooo!!!!
Regards...
for ME this is the best solution.
in your control panel, go to this module in each language
/home/"yoursite"/public_html/catalog/language/"Eachlanguage"/module/welcome.php
And where you see this:
$_['heading_title'] = 'Welcome to %s';
delete the text between the comas to stay like this:
$_['heading_title'] = '';
If someone have a better and faster solution, i appreciate your help, sorry but im a noobie...
in your control panel, go to this module in each language
/home/"yoursite"/public_html/catalog/language/"Eachlanguage"/module/welcome.php
And where you see this:
$_['heading_title'] = 'Welcome to %s';
delete the text between the comas to stay like this:
$_['heading_title'] = '';
If someone have a better and faster solution, i appreciate your help, sorry but im a noobie...
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