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  1. Hi everyone, A new version of the ISPAPI registrar module has been released. You can find the latest version of the module on HEXONET's website - https://www.hexonet.net/resellers/integration#blesta More information you can find on Git too - https://github.com/hexonet/blesta-ispapi-registrar/releases Happy domain selling with HEXONET's registrar module. ? For support or any questions, you can reach us at - https://hexonet.support or help@hexonet.support
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  2. So you would like to integrate Blesta into your theme but don't know how to? Why pay for expensive integrations when you have to relay on them replying in time and giving you updates when you need them when you can do it yourself. If you can't do it I highly recommend you use a third party integration company. I personally recommend ExpertIntegrations.com but you can use Blestaintegrations.com, etc. Today I will be using the theme Appy. It's a free theme if you KEEP the copyright otherwise you have to pay to have permission to do so. Meaning you are not allowed to remove footer credits for that you must purchase a License. Download the theme from: https://colorlib.com/wp/template/appy/ Extract the files to your computer and create the folder on Blesta in /app/views/client/ In this tutorial we're calling it appy. You'll need to copy the files from the default bootstrap folder to the new one appy. After you want to upload the files from Appy to the custom theme folder you are creating. /css /fonts /images /js /style.css Next we need to add the images to the root of Blesta so the CMS can use them straight away. So simply copy the images folder to the root of blesta like so: Back to the theme let's rename it to Appy. In the folder: /app/views/client/appy/ Find the following: config.json with: { "version": "1.0.0", "name": "Bootstrap", "description": "Built on Bootstrap 3.1.", "authors": [ { "name": "Phillips Data, Inc.", "url": "http://www.blesta.com" } ], "require": { "blesta": ">=3.2.0" } } Rename the name to anything you like. I'm going with Appy. So mine looks like: { "version": "1.0.0", "name": "Appy", "description": "Built on Bootstrap 3.1.", "authors": [ { "name": "Phillips Data, Inc.", "url": "http://www.blesta.com" } ], "require": { "blesta": ">=3.2.0" } } Finally go to Blesta and enable the theme so we can start integrating the theme. Go to: Settings > Company > Look and Feel Click on Template on the left and click Appy (or your chosen name).
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  3. 1) Lightsail doesn't have a module built already but it seems like something fairly easy to create a module for. You could even potentially use the universal module to call some scripts that manage it for you. 2) Domains are okay on a small/cursory level. The basics work (registration/renewal) but are a bit rough around the edges on the admin side of things. 3) The forum is just Invision Community, if you email address has issues that is strange but it doesn't really reflect much on Blesta as a piece of software.
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  4. There you go, you've now integrated your first Blesta theme. Customers for the Premium CMS or have a Blesta license can download this integration already completed. https://blesta.store/client/plugin/download_manager/client_main/download/42/appy-cms.zip This post is reserved for any Questions you may have: 1. How to use the default Blesta logo but in white? Find: <?php } elseif (!empty($blesta_logo)) { ?> <img class="blesta" src="<?php $this->Html->_($blesta_logo);?>" alt="Blesta" /> Replace with: <?php } elseif (!empty($blesta_logo)) { ?> <img class="blesta" src="<?php echo $this->view_dir;?>images/logo.svg" alt="Blesta" />
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