Have you checked in template settings? In the template manager?

Hi Beth

I got the access details you emailed to us (thank you) and everything should be working fine for you now.

Ciarán

Ciaran, thank you so much! You are the reason I buy more J51 templates then any others. Your customer service is THE BEST! :-)

Hi Ciaran, I see that you are the helper around here, , I have the same problem as the creator of the topic, I load the column, I bought the template mountain pine a few days ago, I tried to solve the problem by reading more threads forum and I found the theme of the two columns.
Note that the code of my template was the one who had managed to put the two columns with "sidecol-a" and "sidecol-b" but nothing worked to the end, makes the new code replaces the old and finally appeared the column, but I have a problem on the part of the "sidecolum" template not load the titles of the modules, I need to resolve the problem as soon as possible. I leave an image to see it. thanks in advance for your answer.

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Hi alejo-dg

Sry somehow missed your post yesterday. May I suggest replacing your templates index.php (../templates/j51_mountainpine/index.php) with the attached file (unzip first).

Ciarán

Hi Ciaran, thanks for your help, I listed the titles in the columns, the trouble is that I generates error notifications in the top of the template, says:

Strict Standards: Non-static method JPlugin :: loadlanguage () Should not be Called statically, $ this from incompatible Assuming context in C: \ xampp \ htdocs \ joomlamariscal \ templates \ j51_mountainpine \ index.php on line 3

Notice: Undefined property: JDocumentHTML :: $ _name in C: \ xampp \ htdocs \ joomlamariscal \ libraries \ joomla \ plugin \ plugin.php on line 103

Notice: Undefined property: JDocumentHTML :: $ _name in C: \ xampp \ htdocs \ joomlamariscal \ libraries \ joomla \ plugin \ plugin.php on line 105

Notice: Undefined variable: sitename in C: \ xampp \ htdocs \ joomlamariscal \ templates \ j51_mountainpine \ index.php on line 94

you can see found in this link: http://k42.kn3.net/83B98CFB0.jpg

If it's worth, I'm using joomla version "2.5.4 spanish" and also as the local host using the xampp version 1.7.4

Hi alejo-dg

This should amend itself once you move your site to a server but in the mean time you can remove the following from the head of the templates index.php (../templates/j51_mountainpine/index.php)

JPlugin::loadLanguage( 'tpl_SG1' );

Ciarán

Thanks - I have the same problem and just uploaded the new index.php file. The menu now appears in the left sidecolumn, but it's Title still doesn't. I do have the module's "Show Title" set to "show"

Hi ehoward

May I suggest forwarding temporary access details to your Joomla installation to info@joomla51.com and we will have look.

Ciarán

Not sure if this will help but I found a YouTube video that has a way around the strict standards error, easier than editing a php file.

YouTube

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