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Custom Business Card Design for OpenCart

“Custom Business Card Design for OpenCart” module is an open cart module which is used to design or customized business card. By this module customer can design the business card as per their need such as add Name, Designation, Address, Contact Details, Logo and Images by different types of Color, Font, Size and Format. User can also change the Background of Business Card and Add to Cart with Variation Options from Popup. User can upload multiple images and drag the image and text on different positions.

“Custom Business Card Design for OpenCart” module has some excellent features and very easy to install or setup. No need to replace files or others actions just upload the setup folder to the directory and hit the URL (http://ift.tt/1qsqvKO). It is one click setup.

“Custom Business Card Design for OpenCart” module is more flexible and compatible with many existing modules in the OpenCart repository. This Module is fully customizable. Users can easily configure the module into the new or existing OpenCart websites.

Module View

Admin Settings

Admin Pre Design

Print from Admin

Design Samples

Product Page View

Module Features

• Shoppers can upload their own design, image and company logo on Business Card while shopping.


• Add Name, Designation, Address, Contact Details, Logo and Images on the Business Card.


• Change Text Font, Font Size, Alignment, Font Weight, Line Height, Text Underline, Text Italic and Text Color.


• Place text or images in Both Sides of the Business Card.


• Text and Images can be moved and placed/positioned on anywhere on the Business Card.


• Shows preview mode of the Business Card as designed.


• Multiple Text and Multiple Image can be added on the Business Card.


• Shoppers can add to cart same product with customization or without customization and price will be different for that purpose.


• Shoppers can view the customized product (text or uploaded image with position) on the popup by clicking the “Design Preview” icon or from his own account (Order History > view).


• Admin can printout the designed business card from the order details page (Sales > Orders > Products) of admin panel.

Admin Features:

• 9 (nine) types of popup themes available with preview.


• Admin can customize all text color of the module.


• Admin can set “Box Background Color” of popup.


• “All Button text Color” also customizable.


• Customize Popup title from Admin.


• Admin can set “Minimum Customize Alert Text”.


• Admin can set the Design button “Link Text”, “Link Font Size”, “Link Font Bold”, “Link Text Color”, “Allow Button Style” and “Button Background Color”.


• Admin can show or hide “Design Link” for all pages or some selected pages and modules (ex. Featured Module, Bestseller Module, Latest Module, Product Details Page, Search Page, Category Page etc.) from “Settings” Tab.


• Admin can upload fonts from “Add Fonts” Tab of Admin panel.


• Admin can change all the text of Popup from “Change Text” Tab of Admin panel.


• Admin can select/deselect customize option and set the “Custom Price” and “Minimum Customize Quantity” from Catalog > Products > Insert > Custom Design Tab for each product.


• Admin can set Front and Back image of Business card from Catalog > Products > Insert > Data tab.


• Admin can view and print the customized product from Sales > Orders > View > Products.

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Vanity is our recasting of the business card, overturning the notion of Tumblr as “just” a blogging platform. Made with creative professionals in mind, Vanity minimizes clutter through simple, intuitive organization, employing a customizable Profile landing page and full, infinitely-scrolling panels for your Blog, Instagram, Flickr, and Twitter feeds. Vanity, simply put, redefines the notion of “web presence.”

Documentation:

Customizable Landing Page

Since Vanity’s designed to function like a complete website instead of “just” a blog, its landing page can be customized in a variety of ways. By default, you’ll see a smaller, business card-like profile, encouraging visitors to click for more information.

Enabling the “Expanded Profile First” option will present that information the second that they reach your page.

Additionally, Vanity’s landing page can be configured to display the Blog panel first (by selecting the “Set Blog as First Page” option), giving a more traditional feel.

Flickr Panel/Feed

Vanity utilizes a separate panel for it’s infinitely-scrolling Flickr feed, accessed by clicking the Flickr icon in the bottom-bar menu. This organization, again, sets Vanity apart: instead of being crammed into a sidebar, we’ve given your image feeds completely dedicated panel-views.

To set up Vanity’s Flickr feed, simply input your Flickr User ID (retrievable here) in the corresponding field in the Customization Options.

You can also choose to pull in a specific album or set, as opposed to your entire Flickr feed. Thus, if you have an album on Flickr that’s specifically for your portfolio, you can import that and only that (and not pictures of your breakfast too). To retrieve a specific Set or album ID, go to the Set in question, and in the URL there’ll be a string of numbers after the word set. Copy that series and paste it into the “Flickr Photoset ID” field in the customization options. BOOM: done.

Instagram Panel/Feed

Vanity’s Instagram panel is structurally similar to that of its Flickr panel. Simply input your Instagram access token and its panel will auto-populate with a full, infinitely-scrolling feed of your images.

Retrieving your Instagram access token is easier than ever. Go here, login, and you’ll be given your access token. Throw it into the corresponding field in the customization options and you’re all set! You can also disable the dedicated panel-feed by unchecking “Display Instagram Feed” in the Customization Options, instead just displaying the standard social media icon in the Profile view.

Twitter Panel/Feed

Like the image feeds, Vanity dedicates an infinitely-scrolling panel-feed to your Twitter, accessed via the bottom-bar menu. This is easily set up by inputting your Twitter username in the Customization Options, and making sure “Display Twitter Feed” is checked. Additionally, make sure to link your Twitter account to your blog in the Blog Settings menu.

Bottom-Bar Menu

Vanity’s cleanly-tiled menu bar bolsters its “full website” feel, and serves as its main navigational hub. Clickable links to the Profile (Home), Likes, Blog, Twitter, Flickr, and Insagram feeds are all displayed (if so configured), as well as a pop-up page menu and Ask and Submit buttons.

Customizable Colors

Vanity’s Background and Highlight colors are customizable.

Custom Avatar and Background Images

Uploadable in the Customization Options, Vanity supports custom Avatar (optimal size = 250×250px) and Background (any size) images.

Facebook or Disqus Comments

Vanity allows you to enable Disqus and/or Facebook as your blog’s commenting system. The Facebook process looks a little overwhelming, but it’s quite simple.

First, head to the Facebook Developer site, sign up and click on Set Up New App.

Input any name you’d like for your hypothetical app (you’re not actually making one, don’t worry), agree to the ToS and click Create. You’re almost done!

Input your Contact Email (in Basic Info) as well as your blog’s URL into the “Site URL” box (in the Website tab) and save your changes. Copy the App ID located just below your app’s name and you’re all set. Now head back to your blog and input your App ID into the “Facebook App ID” field in the customization sidebar.

Disqus commenting is the same as it ever was. Grab your website shortname, found in the General Settings of your Disqus dashboard, and copy it into the appropriate sidebar field.

Social Media

Vanity’s easily-setup social media links are displayed in the expanded profile, and include: Dribbble, Facebook, Flickr*, Foursquare, Github, Google+, LastFM, LinkedIN, Pinterest, Rdio, Skype, Svpply, Vimeo, and YouTube. [Vanity features both the dedicated Flickr feed mentioned above and a standard, clickable icon in the extended profile.]

Additional Pages

Vanity supports additional pages, displaying links to them in the bottom menu/nav bar.

Premium Support

Each one of our themes comes fully backed by our dedicated support team. We’re good people, with real faces, and we like what we do. We’ve also created a help centre, so you can get help at any hour of the day. Send us an email or tweet, and we’ll respond as soon as we can (PST).

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Vanity is our recasting of the business card, overturning the notion of Tumblr as “just” a blogging platform. Made with creative professionals in mind, Vanity minimizes clutter through simple, intuitive organization, employing a customizable Profile landing page and full, infinitely-scrolling panels for your Blog, Instagram, Flickr, and Twitter feeds. Vanity, simply put, redefines the notion of “web presence.”

Documentation:

Customizable Landing Page

Since Vanity’s designed to function like a complete website instead of “just” a blog, its landing page can be customized in a variety of ways. By default, you’ll see a smaller, business card-like profile, encouraging visitors to click for more information.

Enabling the “Expanded Profile First” option will present that information the second that they reach your page.

Additionally, Vanity’s landing page can be configured to display the Blog panel first (by selecting the “Set Blog as First Page” option), giving a more traditional feel.

Flickr Panel/Feed

Vanity utilizes a separate panel for it’s infinitely-scrolling Flickr feed, accessed by clicking the Flickr icon in the bottom-bar menu. This organization, again, sets Vanity apart: instead of being crammed into a sidebar, we’ve given your image feeds completely dedicated panel-views.

To set up Vanity’s Flickr feed, simply input your Flickr User ID (retrievable here) in the corresponding field in the Customization Options.

You can also choose to pull in a specific album or set, as opposed to your entire Flickr feed. Thus, if you have an album on Flickr that’s specifically for your portfolio, you can import that and only that (and not pictures of your breakfast too). To retrieve a specific Set or album ID, go to the Set in question, and in the URL there’ll be a string of numbers after the word set. Copy that series and paste it into the “Flickr Photoset ID” field in the customization options. BOOM: done.

Instagram Panel/Feed

Vanity’s Instagram panel is structurally similar to that of its Flickr panel. Simply input your Instagram access token and its panel will auto-populate with a full, infinitely-scrolling feed of your images.

Retrieving your Instagram access token is easier than ever. Go here, login, and you’ll be given your access token. Throw it into the corresponding field in the customization options and you’re all set! You can also disable the dedicated panel-feed by unchecking “Display Instagram Feed” in the Customization Options, instead just displaying the standard social media icon in the Profile view.

Twitter Panel/Feed

Like the image feeds, Vanity dedicates an infinitely-scrolling panel-feed to your Twitter, accessed via the bottom-bar menu. This is easily set up by inputting your Twitter username in the Customization Options, and making sure “Display Twitter Feed” is checked. Additionally, make sure to link your Twitter account to your blog in the Blog Settings menu.

Bottom-Bar Menu

Vanity’s cleanly-tiled menu bar bolsters its “full website” feel, and serves as its main navigational hub. Clickable links to the Profile (Home), Likes, Blog, Twitter, Flickr, and Insagram feeds are all displayed (if so configured), as well as a pop-up page menu and Ask and Submit buttons.

Customizable Colors

Vanity’s Background and Highlight colors are customizable.

Custom Avatar and Background Images

Uploadable in the Customization Options, Vanity supports custom Avatar (optimal size = 250×250px) and Background (any size) images.

Facebook or Disqus Comments

Vanity allows you to enable Disqus and/or Facebook as your blog’s commenting system. The Facebook process looks a little overwhelming, but it’s quite simple.

First, head to the Facebook Developer site, sign up and click on Set Up New App.

Input any name you’d like for your hypothetical app (you’re not actually making one, don’t worry), agree to the ToS and click Create. You’re almost done!

Input your Contact Email (in Basic Info) as well as your blog’s URL into the “Site URL” box (in the Website tab) and save your changes. Copy the App ID located just below your app’s name and you’re all set. Now head back to your blog and input your App ID into the “Facebook App ID” field in the customization sidebar.

Disqus commenting is the same as it ever was. Grab your website shortname, found in the General Settings of your Disqus dashboard, and copy it into the appropriate sidebar field.

Social Media

Vanity’s easily-setup social media links are displayed in the expanded profile, and include: Dribbble, Facebook, Flickr*, Foursquare, Github, Google+, LastFM, LinkedIN, Pinterest, Rdio, Skype, Svpply, Vimeo, and YouTube. [Vanity features both the dedicated Flickr feed mentioned above and a standard, clickable icon in the extended profile.]

Additional Pages

Vanity supports additional pages, displaying links to them in the bottom menu/nav bar.

Premium Support

Each one of our themes comes fully backed by our dedicated support team. We’re good people, with real faces, and we like what we do. We’ve also created a help centre, so you can get help at any hour of the day. Send us an email or tweet, and we’ll respond as soon as we can (PST).

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Main Features:

• Fully Responsive & Optimized for Smartphones and Tablets


• Valid HTML5 & CSS3 Code, Powered by JQuery


• Cross-Browser Compatible: IE9+, Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera & Mobile Browsers


• Clean and Modern Design


• Built With HTML5, CSS3 and Jquery


• Parallax Slide Effect


• Easy to Setup


• Google Fonts Support


• Full Width Image Slider


• Responsive FlexSlider Included for Sliding Images, Video, Text etc.


• Powerful Gallery Plugin


• Filterable Portfolio Style


• 350+ Font Awesome Icons


• Fully Functional and Validated PHP Contact Form


• Circle Navigation Menu


• Customer Support


• Smooth animations


• Timeline


• and many more…

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Sources & Credits:

• Photos by Thomas Leuthard – http://www.flickr.com/photos/thomasleuthard/


• Photos by Robert S. Donovan – http://www.flickr.com/photos/booleansplit/

NOTE: The images used in this demo are for demonstration purposes ONLY and are NOT included with the final product. In the download files the demo images are replaced with placeholder images.

All credits included to documentation folder.

Documentation:

• Documentation help file included.

Changelog:

Version 1.0
—Initial Release

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