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@moy2010 If its easy perhaps you can make a quick tutorial working on tb?

Can you tell me from what?

@mdekker Installed product comments module.See screenshot

Perhaps. Its no big problem. I manage

Yes but not much alternative when you don't know what fonts the user have installed on all this different devices used

I always use Google fonts to be sure that they exist. But that must probably be handled using css and the editor will only show what you have on your computer or...

Only if you have them as csv and add the new category and the upload.

Or create the new category and add all products to that category also. That way customer can choose if he want to look at all or per category

good solution then

Does that mean that commas in description fields must be inside quotes also?

@lesley Keep that thought for the ES module. Iwill have to come with a very good documentation

Perhaps it could be on the Announce section also.I think more people go there really

ba

I use xml now for the dropship

I think you have it

I used a module that used xls. Then you never had to bother about separators. But ofc the importer must be built for it. Mine could use csv xls and xlsx

An xlsx file should be much easier to handle in my opinion, but what do I know

OK

@DavidP Did you use the tutorial or the paid module? I saw there was some youtube stuff in the module

Show blocks special character and horizontal line

There is also some small bug in it or missing buttons. Also on his site you can see the last three buttons without icon

Belief does not help always ;-)

I have used Vekias tutorial and just changed code in one page and got the full tinyMce editor https://mypresta.eu/en/art/prestashop-16/extended-rich-text-editor.html Works directly like a charm

Well we have to see what happens. But the marketing is a little wrong. You will get the best Elasticsearch module. The filter part is also ES, just that this part has not been used in the existing modules for PS. But exist in modules for other platforms

My view for what it is worth. First as I said before, there is a huge difference between a vote and a contribution. If you made a poll on would you contribute to a crowdfunded module far less than the 85 current others had voted yes. And a poll for how much you would contribute would not say 75 $, but far less. I am not at all negative to crowdfunding, but I am realist- Lets take the ES module. Looking at PS there is one free and one paid module. In my book that means that the demand is low, because if it was high, many more developers would have one for sale So how many of the 43 voters for that module could think of paying 75$ for it? The first project will perhaps give an answer, we will have to see