WHMCS Templates – Guides & resources
This page is a list of all of our WHMCS tutorials related to our WHMCS themes for V3.4+. If you’re using V3.4 or lower click here to see more tutorials specific to your template version.
Installation
- How to install your Zomex WHMCS template
- Changelog – a list of changes made to each version
Upgrade
Quick setup guide (no HTML experience needed)
The tutorials below are all that’s required to get up and running!. They will allow you to get setup correctly with a professional website ready for business in under 1 hour.
- Zomex Template Manager (settings area) – Easily apply your plan names, specs, links, display options, remove/show pages & more!
- How to move WHMCS to another directory – We recommend that WHMCS is installed in the root of your domain (domain.com/) rather than a sub-directory (domain.com/whmcs) for the best results
Advanced guides (HTML experience recommended but not required for all)
The guides listed below are for users who wish to make more advanced edits to the template. These are not required to comfortably launch your web hosting business but will allow you to enhance our product.
- How to change the hosting type of default pages – This guide will show you how to change the default hosting pages to just about any type
- Where to find the template files, CSS, & images
- How to install Google Analytics tracking code
Languages/text
- How to edit text in the template
Design/structure
- How to add your logo in replacement of the company name text
- How to add more slides to the slideshow
Extend
- How to add links to the menu
- How to make a page use full width
Redirects
- How to enable SSL (https://) across your template
- How to redirect pages from https:// to http:// – SEO benefits if you’re making use of an SSL
Error fixes
- How to fix layout error after enabling SEO friendly URLS
V3.3 or below tutorials
The following tutorials are for template versions V3.3 and below. They are not longer needed for V3.4+ as these tasks can be done easily from the settings area (Zomex Template Manager).
- Why is the text missing on my WHMCS template?
- How to use the built-in settings – add plan names, specs, pricing, change display etc
- How to remove pages from the menu – Useful for example if you don’t offer certain hosting services or domain registration
- How to edit/remove the social buttons
- How to turn off the language switcher – if you only want to support 1 language
- How to change the currency on your template
- How to setup our custom hosting pages – (custom1.php, custom2.php, custom3.php, custom4.php, custom5.php)
- How to edit the page titles, meta descriptions & meta tags
If you run into any problems or have any questions feel free to open a support ticket.
If you have any suggestions or guide requests please leave a comment below. Better yet, if you’d like to contribute to this page feel free to contact us today, we’ll credit your guide with a link to your website.
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Hi Jack, WOW
I had customised our Ice template so much I thought I would never be able to update it..I was wrong
I followed your guide and installed it as you said and bang site sorted…
I have a little issue with my blog as I added a wordpress blog to the old template and hacked at the main menu to keep your style. I just need to create a full page and then add it in I think….I will let you know how it goes.
Just a suggestion but you know in the template manager you can set the link to pages etc could there be an easy way of setting the link on the slider to a page of my choice..? If you see I have changed the text on the slider buttons and pointed them to different pages…I know you can do it, as I have done but I think it would make it even cooler if it was in the Template manager?
Also I love the custom css function ….very slick…I changed the red font on my pages to blue in second…so good you dont have to mess in the css
Well done! great work…it just gets better and better…
Regards
Paul
Hello Paul,
I’m happy to hear that you love the new version.
With the slideshow settings I was thinking of moving them to the settings area but held back because the captions must remain in the language files in order to support multiple languages. What I may do is move everything other than the captions. What do you think?
Yeah, the cool thing about the CSS function is that any changes will be retained in future versions.
Jack