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hello, 

  i am using the default prestashop theme for making my eshop.

 

i would like to put an horizontal menu on the footer of the website but i cant figure out how.
(e.g.  About us| shipping| terms of use | ... etc)

 

should i use the blockpermanentlinks.tpl and write down the url links (about us,shipping etc) hard code or is there an official way to create this horizontal menu?

 

the e-shop is http://www.magiccloset.eu/shop

 

thank you.

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hello

 

if you want to move this menu to the footer - you have to modify the module .php code to support footer hook.

(use the same function as function for top hook)

 

then in modules > positions click on transplant button and just transplant top horizontal menu to "displayFooter" position.

 

 

hope that i understood you well :)

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hello, vekia, thank you for your help, actually i want to have two menus, one on the top (as is) and one on the footer of the page(actually they are a horizontal line of links, like on www.aliceonboards.gr).

 

so, i need to have a second differnet and horizontal menu (about us, shipping, terms etc) on the bottom.

 

i am i little confused, can i make the footer menu while using the permanent links ? (on www.magiccloset.eu/shop there are some permanent links on top left corner near the currency.).

can/how do i use the permanent links block?

 

thank you

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ok i know what you expect now :)

so, you can achieve it with free module: html block free

 

with this addon you can create horizontal menu. 

open module configuration page.

From left hand side select "footer" hook, and to the right hand side block insert this code:

<div id="MyFooterLinks">
<a href="http://URL.com">About us</a> | 
<a href="http://URL.com">Something</a> | 
<a href="http://URL.com">Additional</a> | 
</div>

then you can stylize it with css in global.css file, just add somewhere:

#MyFooterLinks {padding:10px; display:block; background:#000; color:#FFF;}

of course you can personalize colors, background etc.

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yes, that's it.  i tested the html block locally and it works exactly as i need, now i am going to put it on the live site.

 

thank you very much vekia. :rolleyes:

 

But i use a multilingual website with Greek and English. i must have the footer links on both languages, does your module support multilanguage?

Edited by tornado1979 (see edit history)
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