Hi guys,
We just released Nop Fashion Theme for nopCommerce 2.5
Best Regards,
Nop-Templates Support Team
Hi guys,
You can now download the Nop Anywhere Sliders for nopCommerce 2.5. If you already use the Anywhere Sliders for nopCommerce 2.4 then please follow the instructions in the Upgrade folder in the package for version 2.5
Basically you need to run an upgrade script to your database that will add some additional tables and to import some additional resources.
It is worth to take a look at the new documentation and see how you can integrate the Sliders on a category page and also how to use the new Nivo slider. Any feedback is always welcome as usual!
Best Regards,
Nop-Templates Support Team
Hi,
Please find our answers below:
1. As far as I can see the red line is the Nop Categories Header Menu(which is part of the Nop Fashion Theme). So in order to add a direct link you should edit the ~/Plugins/SevenSpikes.Nop.Plugins.CategoriesHeaderMenu/SevenSpikes.Nop.Plugins.CategoriesHeaderMenu/Views/CategoriesHeaderMenu.cshtml and edit it by adding a new <li> element with the link you want to display: for example - <li><a href="mylink.com">My Link Text</a></li>
2. The Green zone is the Category Navigation and it is built dynamically from all the categories in your site. You can add a direct link below or above the categories in the green zone by editing the: ~/Themes/Fashion/Views/Catalog/CategoryNavigation.cshtml file and adding a new <li> element before the </ul> or right after the <ul> element. For example: <li><a href="mylink.com">My Link Text</a></li>. You should also add new css classes to achieve the styling when the link is active or not.
3. The title of the green zone is a resource and can be changed from the administration: Administration -> Languages and click on the "View string resources" link for English. Then find the "Categories" resource name. You can edit its value with whatever you want to be displayed.
4. You can achieve that by changing the ~/Themes/Fashion/Views/Catalog/CategoryNavigation.cshtml and editing the title in the following way:
from this
<div class="title">
@T("Categories")
</div>
to this:
<div class="title">
<div class="first_word">First</div>
<div class="second_word">Second</div>
</div>
and add different css classes for .first_word and .second_word.
5. The title of the yellow zone is a resource and can be changed from the administration: Administration -> Languages and click on the "View string resources" link for English. Then find the "Manufacturers" resource name. You can edit its value with whatever you want to be displayed.
6. You should edit the ~/Themes/Fashion/Content/CSS/Fashion.css file by changing the following css classes:
#sub-navigation .title, #sub-navigation-cart .title
{
...
}
and
.block .title
{
...
}
7. You should edit the ~/Themes/Fashion/Views/Shared/Header.cshtml view and add the icons with the respective styling before the
<div>
@Html.Action("SearchBox", "Catalog")
</div>
8. I am afraid that without modifying the main layout of the header currently you can add a background only for the part above the search box. You can try this by editing the ~/Themes/Fashion/Content/CSS/Fashion.css and add a background for the following css class:
#header
{
}
Hope that helps!