we buy Oranda - Organic Food/Fruit/Vegetables eCommerce Shopify Theme and we didn’t found the Html , JS , Css Files same before .
we found .liquid files
what about this , and we want html files to use theme for native php please
we buy Oranda - Organic Food/Fruit/Vegetables eCommerce Shopify Theme and we didn’t found the Html , JS , Css Files same before .
we found .liquid files
what about this , and we want html files to use theme for native php please
Hi,
To start the installation, You should unzip package you downloaded from themeforest/elements and you will find another .zip in it, which should be called like your THEM-NAME.zip. Please try to install that .zip.
To install the theme follow the following steps:
To publish the theme on your storefront immediately, click Publish theme
Thanks
i ask about another thing
We need html template to use it for native php
Not shopify
Just we need html files js css
Shopify theme is useless for me and i don’t want it
Unfortunately they file is specifically for Shopify and part of that category.
Unless you are able to extract the necessary code then unfortunately it is not likely that the author will be able provide alternative source code or versions
Thank you for your response
we can’t convert to the file need it , i need from the author alternative source code
i will try with him
Hi @Shaqwer
Well, although the files are for shopify , they are managed the same as PHP where you have files that are included inside each files so that these use the same files, and don’t repeat themselves for faster speeds on server side.
If you inspect the html you see that these files work all together to create the HTML, either these are . php, or .liquid files.
You just need to know the structure, and find the files which you need to create the HTML files, and after this, manage to change it to PHP file.
Check here and see if this helps you: https://www.shopify.com/partners/blog/the-beginner-s-guide-to-building-shopify-themes-with-sections
Also, if can you use Firebug, or the Chrome Dev tools for checking elements.
If you need only the HTML you will have a bit of work, just by copy / pasting the pages, and the JS and CSS structure, but this might be helpful to you.
If you use Developer Tools, this is what you get:
Might be a bit dificult, but if the author doesn’t provide the HTML you need, maybe you can try this aproach.
Best regards.