Changing symbol numbers

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If you want to change the numbers of the symbols displayed in your theme, you must check the reviews area. You can inspect this area using the inspect element function of your browser and searching for the appropriate class. You could also unzip the theme on your computer and use Notepad++ after searching for the class in all theme files. Things are different from theme to theme and that's why you have to manually search for the modification you want to make. In Notepad++, you use the CTRL and F keys. Usually, the file you need to modify is in the folder directory, the modules subdirectory and then in the boxes. The name should be bm_reviews.php. Search for the number 60 and change it to the desired number. Now save the file and return to your website. You can easily see the changed number. If you want to change the number of characters in the product list, you must log in to the osCommerce control panel and modify the product list configuration as you wish.

Introduction
Most of the time when you buy a hosting package, you have access to the Czech Republic Email List Control Panel, abbreviated as cPanel, which is actually a Linux-based application used for its graphical interface and automatic processes. cPanel was created by Speed ​​Hosting, Webking, VDI & cPanel, Inc and programmed by John Nick Koston. The first version was released on March 21, 1996, and since then more and more stable versions have appeared until today.



It is the most popular resource control panel offered by the hosting company. Abroad, things are changing, many have customized control panels that are not based on cPanel or have an additional panel that is based more on the financial and consulting side. And in Romania, there is a WHCMS panel that represents the main hosting account from where you have access to invoices, services and support, but the technical part is replaced by cPanel. The application supports more and more servers and operating systems and can now be installed on CentOS, Red Hat Enterprise Linux and CloudLinux OS. It supports tools such as Apache, PHP, MysQL, PostgreSQL, Perl and Bind, as well as POP3, IMAP and SMTP email protocols.