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I haven't tried this, but you might add this to the module php file and then hook it to the displayTopColumn public function hookTopColumn($params) { return $this->hookLeftColumn($params); } By module php file I mean blocklayered.php

The thirty bees forum allows you to create your own blog posts, so that you can share your ideas with the rest of the world. User blogs are an excellent way to share tips and tricks, modules you have created, or how to custom edit a thirty bees site. This makes more sense than having posts to a forum, which are easily buried over time. You can even create custom polls on your blogs, to ask user users questions. To create your own blog, just go to the main blog page here. In the top right corner you should see a Create A Blog button, click on it to get started. Once you click on the button, you will be able to name your main blog, then you can start creating posts for your blog. Its a pretty simple and easy process. Once we get a few posts under our belt, we will start feeding the blog posts around the forum, so our users can see the content that our other users are creating. Giving you more exposure, more module sales, and a greater ability to help other users.

The need for the button was to offer the later version of smarty that will likely break modules. A push forward so to speak.

@gonssal what are your thoughts about my suggestion? It looks like we would need to use something like what you recommended for it.

Are you sure there is not other css further down the chain acting on the element? Also, you directory is wrong, it needs to be panda/css/modules/productarrangement/views/css/ps.css

It ended up being the paklables module causing the error. I could not see the log, but it was preventing the site from loading.

Ok, so what we have talked about in the past is to offer a button like prestashop 1.4 did to switch smarty versions. Do you think it would be enough to have a 3 way button that has the two official versions and the one modified version?

Oh, I didn't. Its just building out an infrastructure like that and making it work across platforms is difficult, that is why no one else has done it. I would love to be able to include 99% of the ideas you all come up with, they are generally great ideas. We just have to be honest with our limitations.

What is the setup you are using at AWS currently?

@DaoKakao Possible, I would think yes. Actually working is another story. Let me just preface this with this is solely my opinion. But Sun has a ton of control over the environments their software runs on. They have full time system administrators and teams of system administrators running their software against machines they have full control over. This is what would make it difficult and unreliable for us. We have hosts that throttle disk i/o, processing i/o, and file information. So it would be hard to make something that could reliably work.

What company is it?

Also, I do not think you have a mobile menu built in the menu module.

Hmm, its being set in the theme editor, you might check the settings in there. I know if you try to override them by making direct edits they will be erased.

Disable combine and compress css in your back office. I see what is disabling it, but I need to see what line it is on.

Its hard to tell without some trial and error, but I think there might be a syntax error in that file.

Try replacing the contents with this, https://raw.githubusercontent.com/thirtybees/community-theme-default/1.0.x/breadcrumb.tpl make sure you backup the original contents.

Can you post the breadcrumb.tpl file somewhere that I can see it.

I am not sure, that is strange.

Yes, it is safe to use 10.2

Hmm interesting, I might have to revise it. They must have changed their image for their lamp stack since I wrote the article. I think I wrote it off their 7.0 image when that is what was widely used.

Nice. As a tip, if you want to actually code your htaccess to your httpdconf, and disable allow overrides it does speed up an apache server.

The point is, if you run apache without allow override enabled the htaccess that thirty bees creates will be ignored.

Not overrides in your installation allow overrides in apache, https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/mod/core.html#allowoverride

It could be, what is your local instance on? Is allow overrides set on the server as well?

I do not think the module supports that functionality. To be sure though, it would be best to ask them.