Profile: Stefan

Hi deselt,

Thank you for your feedback. We have fixed the issue and uploaded it on our site. You can download the Nop Rich Blog plugin again and replace its folder on your store with the one just downloaded. We have fixed the issue for version 3.80. Please let me know if you are using an older version in order to merge the fix in that version as well.

Thanks again.

Hi Domenico,

I think in your case will be easier just to include the store id to the locale resource name, so that you can have different locales for each store. The disadvantage for this will be that there will be no default setting and you will have to add these locale resources for every store. But I think that this was what you needed.
Soin order to achieve this just open the Themes/Motion/Views/Common/Footer.cshtml file and edit it as shown below:

<ul class="footer-menu">
   <li class="phone">@T("SevenSpikes.Themes.Motion.Common.Phone" + storeId)</li>
   <li class="mobile">@T("SevenSpikes.Themes.Motion.Common.Mobile" + storeId)</li>
   <li class="email">@T("SevenSpikes.Themes.Motion.Common.EmailName" + storeId)@T("SevenSpikes.Themes.Motion.Common.EmailAt" + storeId)@T("SevenSpikes.Themes.Motion.Common.EmailDomain" + storeId)</li>
   <li class="skype">@T("SevenSpikes.Themes.Motion.Common.Skype" + storeId)</li>
</ul>

So you will then need to go to your Language and add the following resources depending on the store id. They will look like:

SevenSpikes.Themes.Motion.Common.Phone1
SevenSpikes.Themes.Motion.Common.Phone2
......


Please let me know if that will work for you or need any further help or information.

Hi Simon,

Thanks for the reply.

Would it be possible to give us some more information on which products the sales campaigns are not visible. You should not that in the Nop Native Theme, the products that are displayed in the footer will not have the countdown timer displayed, as they are not intended to have any functionality like quick view button, add to cart button, countdown timer, etc. The timer will still be displayed on these products pages and also for the products in the home page grid.
When it comes to the Nop Beauty Theme, you can see that the featured products have some custom design in circles which makes it harder to add a countdown timer in these boxes. That is why we have decided not to render any buttons and additional information like sales campaigns in order not to spoil the featured products design.

Hope that helps.

Please let me know if this is the case.

Hi Iva,

This issue had been fixed and uploaded on our site. If you are running an older 3.80 version of the plugin, you will need to download it again from your My Downloads section and replace the plugin folder in your nopCommerce website with the newly downloaded.

Please let me know if the issue still exists after the update.

Hi Simon,

I ma glad to let you know that we have fixed the Nop Sales Campaigns display in all our themes. So will need to download the plugin again and use it in any theme.

Thanks.

Hi Domenico,

You are right that locale resources cannot be used in a multi store scenario while settings cannot be used in a multi language scenario. So that is why we have decided to use locale resources. Unfortunately, nopCommerce misses locale resources per store. So if you can let me know what is the case with your setup I can either let you know how to transform the locale resources into settings or can think of another solution depending on your configuration.

Hope that helps.

Hi Manon,

Unfortunately, there is no way to use some kind of tokens in the topic pages as they are plain HTML. But you can use the "/" symbol for a store URL. So instead of http://www.yourstore.com/standard-plan you can just write /standard-plan and it should work. But what is more interesting is that you need to change the links after an upgrade - how the links are changed after an upgrade. They seem to have nothing in common.

Hope that helps.

Hi there,

Unfortunately, these icons are used for the design of the theme and there is no way to store them in the database. What is more, it is not even close to recommended, because it will take way too long to load them and display them when a page is opened. This is the same with every theme. When a new version is released, the new theme should be used.
One way I see you can avoid copying these icons every time, is to add them on your root folder of your domain for example and then in the "Custom Head Styles", you should add the css for referencing them via url. This will work in case that when upgrading your store, you do now delete the entire root folder with all files.
The other way is to convert the icons to base 64 format and add the css for using them in the "Custom Head Styles" textbox of the theme. Thus on each upgrade the custom head styles content will remain and the icons too.

Hope that helps.

Hi dwright71,

I understand that it is not a recommended way of adding css, but we have implemented it in that way because of the multi-store support. We wanted to avoid generating a css file for each store in case of a multi-store scenario and that is way we have done it that way. You can get rid of the generated css by choosing the default color scheme (the first option in the administration) and save it. Then no additional css will be generated. You will just need to use your custom css file with your colors.

Note: you should check that you have the following settings present:

name: PavilionThemeSettings.DefaultPreset
value: f74258, 00a1b1

If it is missing, just add it from All Settings admin menu, clear your cache and then save the first default color scheme from the administration of the theme.

Hi Simon,

Thanks for the info. I have replied to your post here. As I mentioned, we identified the issue and will be fixed soon.

Thanks for the feedback.