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It is just standard osC with color changes and minor modifications. It is not a template.

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It is just standard osC with color changes and minor modifications. It is not a template.

 

Is that easy to do? because i'm wanting one similar but aint a clue where to start!

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Very easy to do - I suggest that an experienced osC person could make this style of site within an hour or two;

 

For you, here's my suggestions;

 

1. Open up each osCommerce file and give each file a few more stylesheet classes (one for the header, one for footer, one for each of the three columns).

2. Play with the stylesheet settings for these new columns to match the scheme of this site. You might want to make is different so that you are not accused of copying ;)

3. Find the contributions that create the better looking boxes - or code them yourself - not too difficult once you get into it.

 

For a beginner, I suspect that one day of solid osCommerce "play", and then another day of code would see a site like this without too many problems.

 

There are a couple of up-to-date "how to design oscommerce" tutorials out there - might cut down your learning time, and stop you banging your head on the keyboard quite so many times.

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Very easy to do - I suggest that an experienced osC person could make this style of site within an hour or two;

 

For you, here's my suggestions;

 

1. Open up each osCommerce file and give each file a few more stylesheet classes (one for the header, one for footer, one for each of the three columns).

2. Play with the stylesheet settings for these new columns to match the scheme of this site. You might want to make is different so that you are not accused of copying ;)

3. Find the contributions that create the better looking boxes - or code them yourself - not too difficult once you get into it.

 

For a beginner, I suspect that one day of solid osCommerce "play", and then another day of code would see a site like this without too many problems.

 

There are a couple of up-to-date "how to design oscommerce" tutorials out there - might cut down your learning time, and stop you banging your head on the keyboard quite so many times.

any idea if there is anyone out there who can do this?

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I could do it no problem did you want the same color scheme or what?

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I could do it no problem did you want the same color scheme or what?

That was a quick reply!

 

Yer just the same if thats ok?

 

Many thanks

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Very easy to do - I suggest that an experienced osC person could make this style of site within an hour or two;

 

For you, here's my suggestions;

 

1. Open up each osCommerce file and give each file a few more stylesheet classes (one for the header, one for footer, one for each of the three columns).

2. Play with the stylesheet settings for these new columns to match the scheme of this site. You might want to make is different so that you are not accused of copying ;)

3. Find the contributions that create the better looking boxes - or code them yourself - not too difficult once you get into it.

 

For a beginner, I suspect that one day of solid osCommerce "play", and then another day of code would see a site like this without too many problems.

 

There are a couple of up-to-date "how to design oscommerce" tutorials out there - might cut down your learning time, and stop you banging your head on the keyboard quite so many times.

 

 

LOL,... I wish i was as positive as this member.

I've spent more than two week reading tips and tutorials and going thru code after code and there is no way that I could ever create a site like this as a beginner.

 

Best Wishes.

RCHP

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That was a quick reply!

 

Yer just the same if thats ok?

 

Many thanks

 

Yeah that's fine when would you like it.

And I'm trying to answer as many questions that I know as soon as possible being I know how it feels to wait hours for an answer.

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Yeah that's fine when would you like it.

And I'm trying to answer as many questions that I know as soon as possible being I know how it feels to wait hours for an answer.

Just any time mate, no rush at all

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Why would anyone not want to learn more about osCommerce and try to make a design - by at least getting to grips with a design, you won't have to come running every time your store breaks.

Posted

Hi,

 

Frankly speaking, osCommerce is not so difficult to learn. Once you understand some of the codes, this is very fun to make your own templates.

 

Best regards

Posted

All you have to do is editing the stylesheet.css so that you have different layout and colours.

Edit header.php & footer.php in include folder to put up your own logo

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Yeah that's fine when would you like it.

And I'm trying to answer as many questions that I know as soon as possible being I know how it feels to wait hours for an answer.

Hiya mate any news on the template?

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Ive been messing around with things like meta tags, cutting down phrase times and such... and now ive taken a step back and actually looked at my site I release my colour scheme sucks and so does my layout... How do I do add a new call to a different stylesheet for header, columns ect??? Thanks for the help

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Hiya mate any news on the template?

 

Do it Yourself. Why wait on a 3rd party to make something that will take you less than a couple of hours!

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Ive been messing around with things like meta tags, cutting down phrase times and such... and now ive taken a step back and actually looked at my site I release my colour scheme sucks and so does my layout... How do I do add a new call to a different stylesheet for header, columns ect??? Thanks for the help

 

Use the same stylesheet, just amend it appropriately. Same for all the other files ;)

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Hi,

 

Frankly speaking, osCommerce is not so difficult to learn. Once you understand some of the codes, this is very fun to make your own templates.

 

Best regards

 

 

Yes I used oscommerce in 3 or 4 projects.

Now I like it. And also share my experience with others..

When I was born, I was cryed and everyone around me was smiling.

Live our life so at the end,

I am the one who is smiling and everyone around me is crying.

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