Redirect to themeinstall folder !! Please help

Hello guys !
I tried to install a new theme , anyway now when inter the website it just keep adding themeinstall folder for unlimited!!
Haccess is ok , config is ok i dont know whats the issue

E-electra.com

Opencart version 3.

Yeah, looks funny. Probably, the theme you installed is bugged. Contact its developer.

Really funny issue xD
Isn’t there a solution? Because its free theme the developer dose not provide assistance and i really liked the theme ):

Like maybe the usual files that resposable of adding folders

Note : when I installed the theme i accidentally upladed the opencart database install with it ):
So i just deleted the file and edited the config + htaccess

Zezoiaj wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 17, 2019 3:43 pm

Really funny issue xD
Isn’t there a solution? Because its free theme the developer dose not provide assistance and i really liked the theme ):

Like maybe the usual files that resposable of adding folders

There's no generic solution. I can look into the issue, if you wish. Drop me an email or text in Skype, if interested.

Zezoiaj wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 17, 2019 3:51 pm

Note : when I installed the theme i accidentally upladed the opencart database install with it ):
So i just deleted the file and edited the config + htaccess

Many OpenCart themes are of poor quality. A web theme should not modify, nor upload, a database. Rather, it ought to be collection of some images, CSS, and a few template files.

JNeuhoff wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 17, 2019 5:36 pm

Zezoiaj wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 17, 2019 3:51 pm

Note : when I installed the theme i accidentally upladed the opencart database install with it ):
So i just deleted the file and edited the config + htaccess

Many OpenCart themes are of poor quality. A web theme should not modify, nor upload, a database. Rather, it ought to be collection of some images, CSS, and a few template files.

I have notice that if i changed my default theme it returns to work properly, can that lead to anything ?

JNeuhoff wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 17, 2019 5:36 pm

Many OpenCart themes are of poor quality. A web theme should not modify, nor upload, a database. Rather, it ought to be collection of some images, CSS, and a few template files.

Sadly this is true.

That is why we have started to develop a few CSS only themes - this means they will work with all extensions, be extremely fast and reliable.

We have already released the first one:
https://www.opencart.com/index.php?rout ... n_id=36706

The second one looks like this and is finished, we are just about to upload it to the store:
http://screenshots.antropy.co.uk/83a578 ... 2073d1.jpg

Please support development of these high quality themes by considering purchasing so that we can spend the time to build more!

paulfeakins wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 17, 2019 7:32 pm

That is why we have started to develop a few CSS only themes - this means they will work with all extensions, be extremely fast and reliable.

The main issue with such templates is that layout is mostly the same as default theme. People use Journal, because it's quite customizable. It comes with the prices, yes. Which makes me wonder, why nobody tried to create a theme with similar customizability, but less cluttered.

By the way, you can add some customizable stuff to your theme as well, if you generate part of the CSS file. Not even necessary to edit template files, just append some stuff to the end of CSS. If you already implemented this, sorry then :-)

thekrotek wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 17, 2019 7:47 pm

The main issue with such templates is that layout is mostly the same as default theme. People use Journal, because it's quite customizable. It comes with the prices, yes. Which makes me wonder, why nobody tried to create a theme with similar customizability, but less cluttered.

Correct, we found it quite difficult to make the themes exciting and interesting within the constraints we set ourselves which were to use ONLY CSS, no adjustments to the template files at all, although for the second theme we have created a module we will release that outputs the HTML for categories.

thekrotek wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 17, 2019 7:47 pm

By the way, you can add some customizable stuff to your theme as well, if you generate part of the CSS file. Not even necessary to edit template files, just append some stuff to the end of CSS. If you already implemented this, sorry then :-)

As above, we did not change any templates

We are hoping more theme developers will make CSS only themes in future.

I'm old enough to remember the days of HTML tables before CSS and the whole idea behind CSS was to make it possible to completely change the look of a website with CSS only - as long as the HTML structure is good and there are good class names like the legendary http://www.csszengarden.com/

Unfortunately responsive frameworks like bootstrap actually make this a little harder but it is still possible. I hope you like our work