Profile: hristo

No, it's a text resource (string resource) that can be controlled form the administration (go Languages and select the Edit mode for your current language, then use the filter to find it). The system name for that resource is SevenSpikes.Themes.Brooklyn.Footer.Information.Text

Hello.

None of those can be achieved without coding (adding new code or modifying the existing one).

The good news is that it's not necessary to create new icons as the color of the existing ones can be modified by using CSS.

As for the social buttons on Product Details pages, the source code is here: Themes\Pacific\Views\Product\_ShareButton.cshtml

Hello NealC.
As previously explained, we can't help until we are able to inspect the actual website. Until you provide us with a link to your site there is nothing we can do. Even better if you provide us with admin login credentials so we can log into the site and inspect your setup. Of course you have to open a support ticket first, don't post login credentials here on the forum.

The only thing I can think of that may be causing similar problem is if your Product Images Proportion setting is having some invalid value. The setting is inside the "Additional Settings" tab on the Pacific Settings page. The default value is 100.

Hello NealC.

From your screenshot I can tell that your theme doesn't behave like the original Pacific theme. By default all product image containers are "square", no matter what the image inside is and how big it is. Unfortunately I can't tell you more by just looking at a screenshot. You have to provide us with a link to the actual website and admin login credentials, so we can log into the site and inspect your setup. You can open a ticket at nop-templates.com and provide the details there.

Hello bluerocksystems.
We are not able to reproduce your issue, the HomePage categories work normally at our end, both with or without sub-categories.
If you have any modifications on any files, you have to double check that.
If not, please open a support ticket at nop-templates.com and provide us with admin access to the website so we can log in and check the error logs, etc.

Hello Nasser.

Do you have a RTL language properly set up? If you just switch to RTL without having a language that is set up as "RTL" in the administration, there will be no "rtl" direction attribute added to your site, and the slider needs that to display the RTL images properly.

This seems like a device specific problem, probably caused by a browser extension installed on the specific device. The theme renders normally on iPhone at our end. Try to disable your browser extensions, or test on another iPhone and check what's different.

Hello chrisod.

You can explore the different variants of Element theme's layouts here:

https://earth1.nop-templates.com/themedemo/preview

There are 4 demos and they show all the different layout combinations.
You can only have what is shown on each of these 4 demos, there is no option to have anything different.
Also, there is a color switcher there (the "gear" icon at the left of the screen), which you can use to check what colors are allowed to be changed.

That's the settings. It's the "HTML minification" we are talking about.
Don't forget that after you disable it and click "Save", you also have to restart the application from the admin, otherwise the change will not apply.

"There is no </head>, </body> or </html> tag if you view the source on https://avenue1.nop-templates.com or https://avenue2.nop-templates.com"

That's a false alert from the browser inspector due to source code minification - the html markup is minified on the Avenue demos.

I can't tell why nopCommerce minification behaves like that in browser inspectors but that has nothing to do with the theme, it's in the framework (nopCommerce) which we don't have control over. If you inspect the nopCommerce demo you will see exactly the same thing (unclosed html, head and body tags). In fact you will see the same on every nopCommerce-based website that has minification enabled. But anyway, with or without HTML minification, the <html> &<head> & <body> tags validate normally.

"Compare Avenue and Voyage demos"

You see a difference only because Avenue has HTML minification enabled, and Voyage has it disabled. If they both have it enabled you will see no difference, and if they both have it disabled you will see no difference either.