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When you use the one click upgrade, you can specify not to update the default theme. If you are using a custom theme where the name of the thme is different, the upgrade won't touch that. As for the modules, you can create module overrides in your theme for the .tpl files (.php files won't be overridden). Put the files in themes>yourtheme>modules>nameofthemodule>. The problem is though, that any important updates will not be added onto the site if they are in the theme of module files.

For the rounded corners you need to alter the css for that specific block and add the relevant code. Try this site -> http://border-radius.com/ just change the numbers in the corners to get the required rounding, then copy and paste the code in the middle to your css file.

Have you cleared your browser cache and switched on force compile and off cache? For 404 errors have you regenerated the htaccess?

If you switch back to the default theme, is the checkbox there?

Is this on a custom theme or the default theme?

Doesn't one of the stat modules already do this?

Have you tried clearing browser cache? Also turn off Prestashop cache and compile options and the refresh the page and see if that improves it.

@simondavidson If you are having problems, i suggest you start topics asking people for help, and not topics that just whine about not being able to do something and then start rubbishing Prestashop. As mentioned above by someone else.....why take the job on if you don't like, or don't have the knowledge or expertise to install and customise Prestashop for your client. I don't like using Magento, so there is no way I would take a client on that wishes to use it. I suspect your "12 years website experience" is actually experience of using installatron or softuclous to easily install Magento, Joomla and Wordpress and then install templates created by someone else and then taking the credit for all the "hard work". As soon as you actually need to fix something your stumped. THREAD CLOSED

You might not be able to remove the copyright and credits as the theme author might have added them.

Open modules/feeder/rrs.php Find $orderBy = Tools::getProductsOrder('by', Tools::getValue('orderby')); $orderWay = Tools::getProductsOrder('way', Tools::getValue('orderway')); Replace with $orderByValues = array(0 => 'date_add', 1 => 'price', 2 => 'name', 3 => 'date_upd', 4 => 'position'); $orderWayValues = array(0 => 'DESC', 1 => 'ASC'); Find $products = Product::getProducts(intval($cookie->id_lang), 0, ($number > 10 ? 10 : $number), $orderBy, $orderWay, $id_category, true); Replace with $products = Product::getNewProducts(intval($cookie->id_lang), 0, 10, false, 'date_add', 'DESC'); Now we need to add the pubdate for the product to the rss Find $image = Image::getImages((int)($cookie->id_lang), $product['id_product']); echo "\t\t<item>\n"; Add after on a new line echo "\t\t\t<pubDate><![CDATA[".$product['date_add']." ]]></pubDate>\n"; Open modules/feeder/feeder.php Find 'feedUrl' => 'http://'.htmlspecialchars($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'], ENT_COMPAT, 'UTF-8').__PS_BASE_URI__.'modules/'.$this->name.'/rss.php?id_category='.$id_category.'&orderby='.$orderBy.'&orderway='.$orderWay, Replace with 'feedUrl' => 'http://'.htmlspecialchars($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'], ENT_COMPAT, 'UTF-8').__PS_BASE_URI__.'modules/'.$this->name.'/rss.php')); Find $this->_html .= Tools::getShopDomain(true, true).__PS_BASE_URI__.'modules/'.$this->name.'/rss.php?id_category=<span style="color:red;">{id_category}</span>&orderby='.$orderBy.'&orderway='.$orderWay; $this->_html .= '<br /><br />'.$this->l('Replace').' <span style="color:red;">{id_category}</span> '.$this->l('by the id category current or "0"'); and change to $this->_html .= Tools::getShopDomain(true, true).__PS_BASE_URI__.'modules/'.$this->name.'/rss.php';

In the blank area of the page, where the content would normally be. Have you installed any custom modules, also what version of Prestashop are you using?

Css does not have any thing to do with hooks, so the answer is no. If your modules page is not displaying correctly it is because there is an error in a module that is in your modules folder on the server. Try editing the file config/config.inc.php and changing @ini_set('display_errors', 'off'); to on. That should tell you which module has the error, so that you can either 1. fix it 2 remove it from the server.

Changing image sizes and adding new images need regenerating images. Not too sure about png quality, never used them so not too sure.

Back-office>preferences>images. Scroll down to the bottom and there is a section about regenerating.

Have you tried regenerating the images?