“AddStuff” for PrestaShop

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Addstuff will be 1 year old on 5th August 2009!!

Here’s a fun little module that several have used to add some easy custom items to their pages. Inspired by many modules by the same (or similar) names for other open source projects, this allows you to include your own html (or anything else you can think of) into your right or left column easily.

The configuration consists of two items:

• A filename (default “mystuff.html” in the module directory)
• A check box to select using the standard box model class (heading is styled with h4)

The example code puts an image and link on your page, so you’ll probably want to change it, but feel free to link back to here from your sites. We appreciate your support!

Latest Version: Addstuff v0.6.3

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Tags: addstuff, design, module, Prestashop

Permalink for Article | August 5th, 2008

34 Responses to ““AddStuff” for PrestaShop”

• Kamaltin says:

  April 2, 2010 at 7:47 pm

  Hi, I used it last three month and everything was fine. I changed hoster, module still works but and I get a notice at the header of page:

  Notice: Undefined variable: addstuff_code in /usr/local/pem/vhosts/105140/webspace/httpdocs/www_adara/modules/addstuff/addstuff.php on line 147

  What is wrong?

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• tina says:

  May 5, 2010 at 5:47 pm

  hi, Please help, i also added the module and cannot see the image on the homepage, i uploaded module, configured it, but still blank.

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• lisa says:

  July 2, 2010 at 11:53 pm

  How can I duplicate it to add more things in different positions?

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• Francis says:

  July 20, 2010 at 6:55 pm

  Lisa – have a look at my script in earlier posts.

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