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The module has a css file named sc.css in the templates folder. This controls the colors of the search box and the submit buttons in the module. If you want a theme specific color, copy the sc.css file into your themes style folder and adjust the colors to your theme. I plan on moving more module styling into this file if testing goes well.
There are two versions, one for Platinum Nuke Pro and one for RavenNuke 2.4+.
The Platinum Nuke Pro version only contains the changed files and no installer is needed. It will NOT work on earlier versions of Platinum Nuke.
The RavenNuke version will work with version 2.4 to version 2.5. The cart.sql file has to be imported in phpmyadmin. If you are using a prefix other than nuke, you will need to change it in the sql file.
RavenNuke Version:
www.trickedoutnews.com/nuken/RN_Emporium.7z
Platinum Nuke Pro version:
www.trickedoutnews.com/nuken/Platinum_Emporium.7z
You will need to have 7-zip to extract the files. Report bugs in this forum and be as specific as possible, including which browser you are using and steps to reproduce the issue. I am not concerned with validation errors or feature requests at this time. I will address them later. This is for function related bugs only.
Thank you for your help. _________________ Tricked Out News
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neralex I might as well work here


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neralex I might as well work here


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neralex I might as well work here


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nextgen I might as well work here


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neralex I might as well work here


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My interim Status:
A little show of the current status of converting the admin section.
Products-List (fullview):
Here you can see the full view with a multiple counting and name-listing of catagories and products.
Products-List (count & list view):
Here you can see a selected view with the multiple counting and listing in action.
Product Edit:
Here you can see the edit formular with the ckeditor, full css based tables and new css based arrows to change to positions of reviews, medias and options. I have added a variable (1 or 0) in the functions.php to show the blocktitles. Its for themes without blocktitles, so you can see it on my theme in screenshots.
I have created an css-file for the complete admin section. The css file can be used as module-css-file in a theme, too.
... and it goes on! |
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