Hey there,

I use the hako template and I have to do some overrides because of the layout.
If I try to make the overides, there is no override file in mytemplate/html/com_easyblog/...
Joomla says "making override file" but there is no.
How can I make overrides for hako?

May i know which Easyblog core file you modified?

I also don't need the title, the description and the top blog menu (home, categories, tags, author ...) but I am not able to find the switches to disable these areas.

Can you check my attached screenshot below is it you would like to disable blog header title and description?
If yes, you can disable it from backend > Easyblog > settings > layout > toolbar tab
If no, can you elaborate more details or provide us some screenshot which you referring to?

Hi Arlex,

thank you for the informations "backend > Easyblog > settings > layout > toolbar tab"
I was able to find this settings and to disable.

>May i know which Easyblog core file you modified?
Yes of course. I need to modify the article overview and the page for the full article.

Hey Gerald,

We do not "duplicate" all the template files across all themes because it makes the package bigger and it makes overriding more difficult. Instead, some themes are inheriting the theme files from /components/com_easyblog/themes/wireframe/

Well I understand.

I have to insert divs into the basic layout, like this:

<div class="col-md-12 block">

... blog content

</div>

The reason is a "special" layout.
So I have to make override the base files which influence the right, left, top distances.
There are thousands of files and I searched over an hour to find (for example)

<div id="fd" class="eb eb-hako eb-view-latest eb-layout-default  eb-responsive">

in the source code but I had no success.

May you give me a note where the files are located and how I can make an override? If I change the code in the files, they may be overwritten with a next update maybe.

Thanks a lot!

Hey Gerald,

These are "dynamically" inserted depending on which view you are on. Hence, you won't be able to search the exact "classes". Anyway, this is from the structure of the template and it can be found in /components/com_easyblog/themes/wireframe/structure/default.php

Cheers!