In Osclass v8.2.0, we brought possibility to use multiple category-based hooks for item publish and item edit pages. Until now, there was one and only one hook for publish/edit, that was very limiting. This hook was usually shown at the end of publish/edit page. (Keep in mind default one still need to exists on publish/edit […]
Osclass now provides built-in profile (avatar) image uploader feature, however most of themes does not leverage it as they were built on profile picture or avatar plugins. Let’s take a look how to quickly integrate built-in image uploader to your theme as well. We will use “your_theme” as sample, replace it with folder name of […]
This guide demonstrates different ways of Translating and editing language files (.po and .mo), translations of themes, plugins and core. Free translation plugin – Make sure to check DeepL Translation Plugin that helps to translate whole Osclass, plugins and themes in few minutes for free! Translations are high-quality using advanced AI with very close performance […]
A child theme is a theme that inherits the functionality of another theme, called the parent theme. Child themes allow you to modify, or add to the functionality of that parent theme. A child theme is the best, safest, and easiest way to modify an existing theme, whether you want to make a few tiny […]
Osclass allows you to use themes in order to change the appearance of your site and make it unique. This page will explain the process to create a theme for your site. Themes must be placed inside oc-content/themes/ folder. What is GUI? GUI is a fallback theme, included in Osclass, if you mess up and delete your themes […]
In Osclass 3.x we introduce some changes on theme’s information, which is located in <your_theme_folder>/index.php From this : <?php function yourtheme_theme_info() { return array( ‘name’ => ‘Your Theme’ ,’version’ => ‘1.0’ ,’description’ => ‘This is Your theme’ ,’author_name’ => ‘You’ ,’author_url’ => ‘http://www.example.com/’ ,’locations’ => array(‘header’, ‘footer’) ); } ?> To this : <?php /* Theme […]