[Solved]Where Is This Directory?

[dixie]

I am trying to find the following: {$module_template_dir} logo.gif

 

I want to replace the gif with another image, but can't locate the file. Hope someone can help. Thank you!

[Mike Kranzler]

Hi dixie,

That piece of code is in multiple places. What logo exactly are you looking to switch? Once I know where you're looking to edit this, I'll be happy to help you find the location.

 

-Mike

[tdr170]

You can change all the logo's under preferences and then appearance so not sure why or what logo you are searching for.

All images are in img folder or in my case shop/img.

[dixie]

I am trying to get all of my icons lined up on the My Account page. The wishlist icon is smaller than the others - I want to make it the same size. I want to make the page look better.

 

Actually, I'm having problems with several of the wishlist parts -- as shown below. They need padding, but I don't know where to add it. (what files).

 

 

Need space between icon and title.

 

Need space around block items.

 

Need space between button, word, and input.

 

I'm not a coder, but I can edit the css.

 

Thank you for any help with this.

[bellini13]

you appear to have a custom theme installed, and so i cannot tell you exactly what to change. but i can tell you want to change if you were using the default theme, and perhaps you can apply it to your theme.

 

for the first, you would edit /modules/blockwishlist/my-account.tpl. for a custom theme, you would likely have a .css file located under /themes/<theme_name>/css/modules/blockwishlist

 

for the second, you would edit /modules/blockwishlist/blockwishlist.tpl

 

for the third, you would edit /modules/blockwishlist/mywishlist.tpl

[dixie]

Thank you, Bellini. I went to those files, but I am lost when it comes to the tpl editing. I think I will put this to rest for now. When I have more time, I will try to learn how to edit the tpl files.

 

Thank you for your help.

[bellini13]

the templates are really just html, with a mix of php markup. if you do some studying of html, it should become more clear.