by Wolf on January 2, 2012
I was looking around to see where I could get some better buttons for my Zen-Cart and I found this site:
http://zencart.buttonsworkshop.com/
It looks like it hasn’t been maintained for some years now however it’s a great service where you can select a design for your button and then it’ll create all the buttons you need in Zen-Cart. Even better you can change individual buttons and you can save your setting so you can come back later to make additional changes.
The button generator doesn’t seem to allow you to change the template for any existing buttons, so what I did was to create to sets, one a more subtle one and a second set in orange. I then replaced the main action buttons with the orange ones in the grey set and hey presto I have buttons in grey for all minor actions and in orange for all the major actions such as add-to-cart.
by Wolf on December 21, 2011
I today need to move my blog into a sub-folder on my same server, so I need to move it from the root folder into the sub-folder blog. I performed these steps:
- Created the folder blog and moved all files from my root folder into blog using the cpanel > filemanager
- Got cpanel > phpMyAdmin and open your database and click on the SQL tab
- Enter this statement:
UPDATE wp_options SET option_value = replace(option_value, ‘http://your-domain.com’, ‘http://your-domain/blog’) WHERE option_name = ‘home’ OR option_name = ‘siteurl’;
be sure to change blog to the folder you’using
and click [go] -> you should now be able to login to your wp-admin and your blog should display, however you might have links pointing to the wrong folder in your posts and pages. To fix:
- UPDATE wp_posts SET guid = replace(guid, “‘http://your-domain.com”,”‘http://your-domain.com/blog”)
and
UPDATE wp_posts SET post_content = replace(guid, “‘http://your-domain.com”,”‘http://your-domain.com/blog”)
If you get an error when running any of the above SQL statements then simply replace the ” with ‘ or vice versa.
