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    Upgrading

    is there a process to upgrading a ready theme, I can't seem to find one.
    Chris Dye
    http://www.kseriesparts.com

    #2
    Updating to the latest version is a manual process. For levels, the updates are listed here: https://github.com/mivaecommerce/lev...me/wiki/v1.1.0
    Matt Zimmermann

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      #3
      I find it really confusing trying to make these changes. Between the standard changes + the theme changes, it seems fairly overwhelming.
      Dylan Buchfink
      The Mattress & Sleep Company
      http://www.tmasc.ca/

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        #4
        The template and the javascript changes are straightforward but I have no clue where to put the css changes.
        Chris Dye
        http://www.kseriesparts.com

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          #5
          There are regular css changes which can go in your css file which style the new pages added for subscription management and MivaPay. There are also MivaPay specific css changes which are a json structure. These go in the admin on OPAY, Card Add and Card Edit. There is a tab group to paste them into.
          Brennan Heyde
          VP Product
          Miva, Inc.
          [email protected]
          https://www.miva.com

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            #6
            Sounds like its time to reiterate a 'best practice' as it comes to modifying ReadyTheme CSS files: Don't. If you need to chance a ReadyTheme CSS style, add the complete style to another CSS file (call it Custom.css) and then modify it there. If the Custom.css file is called last, it overrides the original one. So, when a ReadyTheme has new or changes to its own CSS files, you simply copy over the complete file. (And yes, I know this doesn't help with the cows that have already left the barn.)
            Bruce Golub
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              #7
              Originally posted by Bruce - PhosphorMedia View Post
              Sounds like its time to reiterate a 'best practice' as it comes to modifying ReadyTheme CSS files: Don't. If you need to chance a ReadyTheme CSS style, add the complete style to another CSS file (call it Custom.css) and then modify it there. If the Custom.css file is called last, it overrides the original one. So, when a ReadyTheme has new or changes to its own CSS files, you simply copy over the complete file. (And yes, I know this doesn't help with the cows that have already left the barn.)
              Bruce, that is one of the best all time suggestions that you've come up with, thanks!
              Thank you, Bill Davis

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                #8
                Originally posted by Brennan View Post
                There are regular css changes which can go in your css file which style the new pages added for subscription management and MivaPay. There are also MivaPay specific css changes which are a json structure. These go in the admin on OPAY, Card Add and Card Edit. There is a tab group to paste them into.
                thanks, that makes it clear where the css needs to go.
                Chris Dye
                http://www.kseriesparts.com

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