Had CategoriesMenu3rdLevel working great on my site but it just stopped working. Now i can't find it in the marketplace.
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Am using Version 3.0.3.9
Try the Super Mega Menu extension as that offers a lot of options.
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The one i had did all i needed and was free but has now stopped working and disappeared from the marketplace, i would just like to know why, not get adverts for paid mods thank you. If i could afford to pay for mods i would probably use a different cart system :-(
Well, if you're out of cash, you'll sooner or later fail with Opencart as well, because they're not gonna support you forever, and share their wisdom, just for the plain fun of it. I've seen them come and go, in numbers, so, better don't take it personal, it's just the way real life works. 
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so are you saying this mod has been pulled and that is why it is not working?
Struggling to work out what exactly is going on.
We are testing opencart to see if we want to use it instead of our hand coded site, so that is why i have no budget at the moment.
Struggling to work out what exactly is going on.
We are testing opencart to see if we want to use it instead of our hand coded site, so that is why i have no budget at the moment.
I would say Opencart against hand coded is a no brainer.
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sorry i found that last post a bit ambiguous 
So you mean hand coded is better or opencart?
We have had customers complain our site is too old fashioned and when we asked for a suggested modern site they suggested one very similar to what opencart can achieve.
www.craft-kits.co.uk
So you mean hand coded is better or opencart?
We have had customers complain our site is too old fashioned and when we asked for a suggested modern site they suggested one very similar to what opencart can achieve.
www.craft-kits.co.uk
this one is free
https://www.opencart.com/index.php?rout ... =64&page=1
https://www.opencart.com/index.php?rout ... =64&page=1
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Opencart by a long way. With respect your site is living in the dark ages.cassie75 wrote: ↑Tue Jul 16, 2024 9:48 pmsorry i found that last post a bit ambiguous
So you mean hand coded is better or opencart?
We have had customers complain our site is too old fashioned and when we asked for a suggested modern site they suggested one very similar to what opencart can achieve.
www.craft-kits.co.uk
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Many of the OpenCart themes are plain ugly or bloated, with a flat boring visual design as bad as recent Windows systems. Also, popups, carousels, poor navigation, all distract from the goal of an actual ecommerce business.
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I know it is old fashioned, but my brief was to make it easy to navigate and to look different from all the others out there.
I think i filled the brief but wanted to try one of the ways to make it look like all the other sites out there and decided to try opencart.
I learned coding over 24 years ago on Frontpage (code view not the WYSIWIG bit) and the site is all hand coded in HTML as that is all i know. Learning new things when you are over 60 is hard work :-(
I think i filled the brief but wanted to try one of the ways to make it look like all the other sites out there and decided to try opencart.
I learned coding over 24 years ago on Frontpage (code view not the WYSIWIG bit) and the site is all hand coded in HTML as that is all i know. Learning new things when you are over 60 is hard work :-(
For a number of fast, and mainly CSS-only styled and good looking themes I recommend the Antropy themes. And as I said, there should be no distractions on an ecommerce site, such as popups, carousels, etc. It should come straight to the point.cassie75 wrote: ↑Wed Jul 17, 2024 9:56 pmI know it is old fashioned, but my brief was to make it easy to navigate and to look different from all the others out there.
I think i filled the brief but wanted to try one of the ways to make it look like all the other sites out there and decided to try opencart.
I learned coding over 24 years ago on Frontpage (code view not the WYSIWIG bit) and the site is all hand coded in HTML as that is all i know. Learning new things when you are over 60 is hard work :-(
Export/Import Tool * SpamBot Buster * Unused Images Manager * Instant Option Price Calculator * Number Option * Google Tag Manager * Survey Plus * OpenTwig
Antropy themes gets my vote:
https://www.waxedperfection.co.uk/ Car Detailing Product Blog's and Review's
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