For today’s quick tip or reminder, we are looking at Joomla’s Users component. Specifically, the user activation. Joomla allows you to choose between automatic activation, an activation on the user end or activation that requires administrator approval. While the first two options are easy if you don’t want to get involved, this could lead to […]
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When you have just moved your Prestashop installation – most likely because you’re doing some development – you might be unpleasantly surprised when you try to visit the site. Where did all my CSS go? My site was so pretty, and now it looks like text and blue links! That, my friend, is because you
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Joomla is currently beta testing version 3.5 of the popular Open Source CMS. This version doesn’t have much exciting in store for end users in terms of features or functionality. However, it will be the first version to support PHP7, the latest and greatest version of PHP that is supported by most hosting companies. If
Joomla 3.5’s biggest feature? PHP7 support Read More »
If you’re using the Sporty template by Best Kit for Prestashop, or by extension are using any template where you’re noticing problems with features that you too for granted, like scrolling after installing an SSL certificate and enabling HTTPS, you need to take a long, hard look at the Console of your website inspector of
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The Multistore in Prestashop is a beautiful thing. It allows you to run multiple stores from one installation, with separate domain names, products, prices… Basically, you can run multiple webshops from a single installation. However, if you haven’t planned things quite like you should have – which happens to me from time to time, because
