Create a page override
This article explains you how to override a view in AcyMailing. This is useful when you need to modify the structure of a page. If you simply want to hide some options, we highly recommend to use CSS or ACL instead.
If something isn't working on the overrided page after an update, remove your override and do it again to make it compatible with the new Acy version.
First, locate the view you would like to override in administrator/components/com_acym/Views/<TheFolderWithCapitalLetters>/tmpl/<the_file.php>
As an example we will override the user import page, which is administrator/components/com_acym/Views/Users/tmpl/import.php
Copy this file into administrator/templates/your_template/html/com_acym/<thefolderinlowercase>/<the_file.php>
Our example file will thus be copied to administrator/templates/atum/html/com_acym/users/import.php
Once done, you will be able to modify this file to change the way AcyMailing is displayed.
To override a view in AcyMailing:
create the folder wp-content / uploads / acymailing / overrides /
Locate the page you want to change, for example the lists listing page would be wp-content / plugins / acymailing / back / Views / Lists / tmpl / listing.php
Copy this file into wp-content / uploads / acymailing / overrides / lists / listing.php then modify it to modify the way AcyMailing looks
Most of the AcyMailing views are split to make it easier to work with, for example the list's edition page has the following files:
There is no need to copy all the files, you can override only one of them if you want.
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