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Hello, please have a look at our store: https://leadingedgeproducts.com/store/ As you see, there is one item in New Arrivals. This is because we have the New Products module set to show items added within the last 30 days, and that item is the only one added in the last 30 days. We started this store several years ago, and we rarely add new items. So I have two questions: 1. Is there a way for the module to adjust the number of columns shown to equal the number of products it is displaying? It defaults to four columns, and when there is only one item shown it is displayed in the far left column with all that extra white space to the right. 2. If #1 is not easily achieved, is there a way to manually change the date added field for certain products so that they show up as New Arrivals? I tried changing the module to show items from the last 300 days, but then every item in our store is shown as new! Thanks for you help!

I know! But like I said earlier, I thought I might have modified a core file and hard coded the old address somewhere. Turns out it was this one: themes/default-bootstrap/modules/blockcontactinfos/blockcontactinfos.tpl D'oh! Problem solved... ;-)

OK, this is seriously weird... If I disable "Contact Information Block" in the footer, it goes away on the front end. If I enable it and then click "Configure" it shows the correct address in the back end, but not on the front end. WTF!!! (pardon my French...)

I have, and as a matter of fact this discrepancy existed even before I ever logged into the admin. So the incorrect info on the front end is coming from somewhere else other than the module settings on the back end. I checked to see if there was a hack done to a core file (such as 'themes/default-bootstrap/footer.tpl') , but it has not been modified. Where else could this be coming from? I seem to remember having to do some custom coding for some reason rather than use the standard footer module, but now I can't find where I might have done such a thing... Weird.

Why can't I figure out how to change the "Store Information" at the bottom right of our site? https://leadingedgeproducts.com/store/ Look at the two screen shots; what's showing in the "Contact Information Block" module does not match what's showing in the front end... why?

The post I linked to below solves the well known issue of "There are no carriers that deliver to the address you selected": https://www.prestashop.com/forums/topic/261489-there-are-no-carriers-that-deliver-to-the-address-you-selected/page-2 The issue comes about when there are specific carriers applied to products (Catalog -> Products, edit an item, then click on Shipping on the left). Leaving the carriers field blank allows a product to be shipped by any carrier, which is what we want: So, we would like to remove all carriers from all products without having to do it one product at a time via the admin GUI. I assume that an SQL query will be needed, but that's not really my strong suit… ;-) Any help would be greatly appreciated!

That worked great, thanks! One note, your solution worked only for list view, but adding the code from line 286 of your second example again after the 'else' statement in global.js made the Item Number appear in both list and grid views: else { $('ul.product_list').removeClass('list').addClass('grid row'); $('.product_list > li').removeClass('col-xs-12').addClass('col-xs-12 col-sm-6 col-md-4'); $('.product_list > li').each(function(index, element) { html = ''; html += '<div class="product-container">'; html += '<div class="left-block">' + $(element).find('.left-block').html() + '</div>'; html += '<div class="right-block">'; html += '<div class="product-flags">'+ $(element).find('.product-flags').html() + '</div>'; html += '<h5 itemprop="name">'+ $(element).find('h5').html() + '</h5>'; html += '<h6 class="productReference">'+ $(element).find('h6').html() + '</h6>'; var rating = $(element).find('.comments_note').html(); // check : rating if (rating != null) { html += '<div itemprop="aggregateRating" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/AggregateRating" class="comments_note">'+ rating + '</div>'; } See it in action here: https://leadingedgeproducts.com/store/18-fantail-mop-heads

This was the issue for us. Some items had had carriers assigned (Catalog -> Products, then click on Shipping), and clearing all of the carriers from all products allowed every product to use any carrier. The purpose of this function is for example if you have a very large product that can only be shipped by a freight company (rather than UPS, USPS, etc.), you can assign it a specific carrier (e.g. "Freight"), and it will only be able to be shipped by the carrier "Freight".

Hello, anyone? I would think this would be a built in option, but I suppose a hack is needed.

Currently by default in the item view, the item reference number is shown just below the product description, such as on this page. We would like product reference numbers to appear in the items list view. Can this be done? See these two screen shots from this page for example:

What he (she) said! +1!!!!!!!

Sounds like you need to edit this: themes/default-bootstrap/order-payment.tpl (or substitute your them name for 'default-bootstrap').

Is there a way to do this? We have added a module named ContentBox to the checkout pages with information that only applies to some customers (See the text in red that reads "NOTE: Our online checkout…"):

It looks like we will be going with this module: http://addons.prestashop.com/en/17183-home-categories.html Nothing like having to spend $45 plus a couple hours to do something that should be a built in feature… :-/

And in both cases administrators of said sites would appreciate easy point and click control over what shows up on the most important page of their site. ;-)