Template overrides

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  • Plugin Author Jigoshop Support – Marcin

    (@azrielnefezen)

    7 years, 4 months ago

    If we’re talking about frontend stuff only – check your installation directory for Jigoshop eCommerce – in the “templates” folder you should have the “layout” and “shop” folders – I’d start there.

    Thread Starter Rick Bleakley

    (@rickblackdog)

    7 years, 4 months ago

    I see those directories, but I assume they’ll be overwritten on update as they’re part of the core plugin. Where should they be copied to that they can be safely customised?

    gavrilacosmin

    (@gavrilacosmin)

    7 years, 3 months ago

    Hi,

    Any news on this without changing the plugin templates directly?

    @rickblackdog, did you manage to override the plugin templates in a safe way?

    Thread Starter Rick Bleakley

    (@rickblackdog)

    7 years, 3 months ago

    No not yet, fought with it for ages but no joy yet. Waiting for support to reply.

    The function should be built in to the plugin, and I’m sure it will in the future. I’ve a number of sites I’m developing but I don’t want to use v1 when it’s going out of production shortly.

    Plugin Author Jigoshop Support – Marcin

    (@azrielnefezen)

    7 years, 3 months ago

    Hi
    If you want to edit the templates in Jigoshop eCommerce, create a “jigoshop” directory in your active theme
    Then you’d have to edit the appropriate pages:
    1. The shop page is now located under “shop/list.php”
    2. The display of the products on the shop list (add to cart buttons etc.) is under “shop/list/product.php”
    3. Display of single product pages – “shop/product.php”
    4. Cart/checkout – “shop/cart.php” and “shop/checkout.php” respectively (with the subfolders cart/checkout)
    5. The root container of JSE(AKA the wrap) – “layout/default.php”
    That’s most of it 🙂

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