For template overrides, you don’t need PHP. Simply copy the .tpl file from the module to your theme:
If you remove an override file, PrestaShop may still cache its existence. To fully remove an override:
The override class name must be unique. The standard convention is: prestashop module override
/override/modules/[module_name]/controllers/front/[controller_name].php .
A is a powerful development technique that allows you to modify the behavior of a module's classes, controllers, or templates without editing the original files. This "non-destructive" approach ensures that your customizations are preserved even when the original module is updated. 1. Types of PrestaShop Module Overrides For template overrides, you don’t need PHP
To override a PrestaShop module, follow these steps:
To override a module's main class, you must create a new PHP file that extends the original class and uses a specific naming convention. Original Class: Ps_Shoppingcart Override Class: Ps_ShoppingcartOverride For template overrides
In Back Office → Advanced Parameters → Performance → click "Clear cache".
PrestaShop does automatically scan new overrides. You must clear the class index.
Your override must the original class and use the same namespace.