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Hiya drdave,
Sorry about that. We made some changes to the MarketPress plugin right at the latest release specifically to do with themes. It's one of those "forward-thinking" things that needed to be done. We need to update the included documentation though, so thanks for pointing that out!
Anyway, take a look at the new options in the classic.css and modern.css files. You can follow along with either of those both of which are located in marketpress>marketpress-includes>themes.
What should I name this file?
Name it anything ya like. Something that describes your theme and separates it from the already present "classic" and "modern" files.
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Anyway, take a look at the new options in the classic.css and modern.css files. You can follow along with either of those both of which are located in marketpress>marketpress-includes>themes.
You mean I can create my own custom css using those?
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Hi,
continuing on from drdave's question, the theme css file is great for changing all the parameters for the content but where's the actual file that links to it? Usually a php file that builds the page, maybe has some <div> tags in it? I wan't to make some changes to the layout, for example, show the price in two different places on the product page. I have one half of the solution but not the other.
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Hiya drdave,
Sorry about that. We made some changes to the MarketPress plugin right at the latest release specifically to do with themes. It's one of those "forward-thinking" things that needed to be done. We need to update the included documentation though, so thanks for pointing that out!
Anyway, take a look at the new options in the classic.css and modern.css files. You can follow along with either of those both of which are located in marketpress>marketpress-includes>themes.
Name it anything ya like. Something that describes your theme and separates it from the already present "classic" and "modern" files.
Thanks!
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You mean I can create my own custom css using those?
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Hiya!
I mean you can use those to see examples of what a new CSS file could look like. You can create your own from scratch as well if you like.
Thanks!
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Hi,
continuing on from drdave's question, the theme css file is great for changing all the parameters for the content but where's the actual file that links to it? Usually a php file that builds the page, maybe has some <div> tags in it? I wan't to make some changes to the layout, for example, show the price in two different places on the product page. I have one half of the solution but not the other.
Thanks
Daniel
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