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  • Plugin Author aytechnet

    (@aytechnet)

    Hello,

    The XHTML layout should be made from your prestashop theme, according the example given for transforming a HOOK to a WordPress sidebar. This is important because the plugin can include in the HTML head section of WordPress the javascript and CSS of your PrestaShop themes.

    Fran?ois.

    Thread Starter btekbtek

    (@btekbtek)

    So how do I do that? If I do not have in prestashop theme xhtml file.

    Thread Starter btekbtek

    (@btekbtek)

    Where is the example?

    Thread Starter btekbtek

    (@btekbtek)

    Ok I know where is the example, but I don’t know where is prestashop/themes xhtml file?

    Plugin Author aytechnet

    (@aytechnet)

    The PrestaShop themes XHTML files are in /themes/<prestashop themes> relative to your PrestaShop installation, by default <prestashop themes> is simply prestashop if you do not have an alternate theme.

    You will find smarty templates here (.tpl files) which contains your XHTML layout.

    Fran?ois.

    Thread Starter btekbtek

    (@btekbtek)

    So I have this xhtml and then….

    Thread Starter btekbtek

    (@btekbtek)

    In wordpress I have only php files. I must paste this xhtml to header.php?

    Plugin Author aytechnet

    (@aytechnet)

    Sorry, but you need to know how to write WordPress & PrestaShop themes in order to use this plugin to benefit all the features and especially to have the same look&feel between WordPress and PrestaShop for the visitors. I wrote this plugin to help making the hard things (integrating the two software) but the integrator still need to make adaptations to the WordPress theme, this is not really hard, but you need to know how to build a WordPress theme as well as a PrestaShop theme. Please check theses documentations :

    If you do not know these : it could be better to use an existing WordPress theme you may have to adapt (CSS or code).

    Since version 0.7 you can include hooks, but also modules and products lists in a sidebar. You may also include a shortcode to include products lists from a specific category.

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