Cart Lab psd Question

caucus · #1 10-30-2003, 05:07 AM

Hello Group

New to x-cart and just getting started. I saw the post for the cart lab psd and took a look see at their web site.

When it gets installed does it replace all the files in x-cart?

What is the process for installation? It does not say to much about it on the Cart Lab site.

jpsowin · #2 10-30-2003, 06:36 AM

I'm assuming it simply changes some .tpl files, but you may have to implement them yourself... not sure how it works as I've not bought a PSD from him.

caucus · #3 10-30-2003, 10:54 AM

Hello

It must come with some instructions. I liked the way it looked. I wonder where I can get more information on it. I tried at the site but I never got a response.

If somebody could give me an idea what is involved I can make a decision if I want them to install it. Their site does not have a whole bunch of info on what is involved.

shan · #4 10-30-2003, 11:04 AM

You should post your question direct to cartlab rather then posting here

adpboss · #5 10-30-2003, 11:16 AM

A PSD is a PhotoShop Document.

It means you are getting image source that can be edited to suit your store.

caucus · #6 10-30-2003, 01:17 PM

OK, Thanks

As suggested I will try the site again. I just thougt someone might know what it was. However now I know it is the image files in psd that I can order. I like the idea

I am going there now to grab some info

Thanks for your help on this. I am just trying to feel my way around.

ETInteractive.com · #7 10-30-2003, 05:43 PM

if you want your store to look identical, you need to buy the CARTLAB SKIN. not the PSD.

The psd is just a photoshop image so you can edit it, then you have to cut the image up and make all the html , yourself.

Sounds like you want the SKIN.

B00MER · #8 10-30-2003, 06:07 PM

Caucus,

PSD of the cartlab skin is the photoshop file used to build the X-cart template that cartlab uses and is for sale just to clarify.

Feel free to email, PM me here or via cartlab's contact us form, as I do like to keep cartlab related product discussions away from the forum to keep from clutter so more of the out-of-box related discussions are easier to find and talk about.

Thanks!