Modify/Change Template HTML Without Creating a New One

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superscotty19
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Modify/Change Template HTML Without Creating a New One

Post by superscotty19 » 27 Jun 2019, 00:55

Hi,

There's a couple things I'd like to change in the template - or rather, my client has asked to have done - for example, move the search bar into the menu bar, change font colours, etc.

For the latter, I know I can just use a custom CSS file and override, as outlined in https://aimeos.org/docs/Developers/Them ... ing_themes

However, for the former I'm wondering how i can do this without gong overboard and having to make a whole new template. The documentation at https://aimeos.org/docs/Developers/Html ... _templates looks a little intimidating for such a small change.

Help?
-Scott.

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Re: Modify/Change Template HTML Without Creating a New One

Post by aimeos » 27 Jun 2019, 09:32

The search bar is also available as single plugin (Aimeos Catalog Search) you can place into the menu bar. For the remaining catalog filter components, you can remove the search bar with:
https://aimeos.org/docs/Configuration/C ... d/subparts
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superscotty19
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Re: Modify/Change Template HTML Without Creating a New One

Post by superscotty19 » 27 Jun 2019, 09:54

Hi,

Re: search content element... yes, I saw that but the header/nav/logo/menu is hard-coded into the template so I can't use a content element. (Right?) That said, I would LOVE to use this method.

Re: Documentation/subparts ... I was hoping you weren't going to reference that page. I read it a dozen times - as well as the link to the TYPO3 stuff - and it's the only part of the docs where I'm sorry to say I don't understand any of it. All I see are variables but no reference to file locations or actual examples.

-Scott.

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