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Claim offer172172bd-59f0-424a-89d6-c03a178a43e7.png 7bb5cbb8-ec6c-46dd-91e7-c0bc06dddaba.png how to make it as first image in journal themeThe first image is a visual shipping timeline, while your current Journal theme display is just plain text with estimated dates.In Journal Theme (OpenCart), you can create the first style using either:Method 1: Custom HTML Block (Easiest) Go to:Journal Admin → Layouts → Product Page → Blocks → Add Block → HTMLPaste: Add CSS Go to:Journal Admin → Custom Code → CSSPaste:.shipping-timeline{ border:1px solid #e5e5e5; padding:30px; text-align:center; background:#fff; margin-top:20px; }.shipping-timeline h2{ font-size:38px; margin-bottom:30px; letter-spacing:2px; }.timeline-row{ display:flex; justify-content:space-between; }.timeline-item{ flex:1; position:relative; }.timeline-item:not(:last-child){ border-right:1px solid #ddd; }.timeline-item .icon{ font-size:32px; margin-bottom:10px; }.timeline-item .title{ font-size:22px; margin-bottom:10px; }.timeline-item .date{ font-size:18px; color:#444; } Method 2: Dynamic Delivery Dates If you want dates to automatically calculate like:Ordered Today Order Ready: +2 Days Delivered: +5 Days then you'll need to edit the Journal product template and add PHP/Twig code.Tell me:Journal version (Journal 2 or Journal 3)OpenCart version (3.0.x or 4.x)and I will tell you the exact file to modify and provide the dynamic code.opencart 3x and journal 3Since you're using OpenCart 3.x + Journal 3, the best way is to replace your current delivery text block with a custom timeline block.Option 1: Create a Custom Twig Block (Recommended) Step 1: Find your current delivery code In Journal 3, shipping information is usually added through:Journal Admin → Layouts → Product Page Look for a block named:Custom HTMLProduct ExtrasProduct Description BottomDelivery InformationIf your current output is:Prepaid Orders - Est. Delivery: Jun 22 - Jun 25COD Orders - Est. Delivery: Jun 26 - Jun 30 search your server for:grep -R "Prepaid Orders" /var/www/*/catalog/view/ orgrep -R "Est. Delivery" /var/www/*/catalog/ This will reveal the exact twig file.Step 2: Replace the HTML Use: Step 3: Add CSS Journal Admin →System → Custom Code → CSS Paste:.shipping-timeline { border:1px solid #e5e5e5; background:#fff; padding:30px; margin-top:20px; text-align:center; }.shipping-timeline h2{ margin-bottom:30px; font-size:36px; font-weight:600; }.timeline-row{ display:flex; justify-content:space-between; }.timeline-item{ flex:1; position:relative; }.timeline-item:not(:last-child){ border-right:1px solid #e5e5e5; }.timeline-icon{ font-size:32px; margin-bottom:10px; }.timeline-title{ font-size:22px; font-weight:500; }.timeline-date{ margin-top:10px; font-size:18px; color:#555; } Option 2: Generate Dates Automatically If your current extension already calculates:$prepaid_from $prepaid_to $cod_from $cod_to then I can tell you the exact PHP/Twig code to show:Ordered → Today Order Ready → Jun 20 - Jun 23 Delivered → Jun 25 - Jun 27 Upload or tell me:The extension name that generates the delivery dates.The file containing:Prepaid Orders - Est. Delivery or upload that file, and I'll show the exact lines to modify.Prepaid Orders - Est. Delivery:

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You can replace your current code completely with a timeline-style layout similar to the first image.Replace your HTML with: Result It will display like:SHIPPING TIME🛍️ Ordered 🚚 Order Ready 📍 Delivered Jun 20 Jun 22–Jun 25 Jun 26–Jun 28 Better Icons Instead of emoji icons, you can use Font Awesome (already included in Journal 3):Replace: with Replace: with Replace: with This will look much closer to the first image and match Journal 3's design.833cff0d-b80f-461b-be92-e80ad80c3046.png remove whiteThe white background comes from this CSS:.shipping-timeline{ background:#fff; border:1px solid #e5e5e5; } Change it to:.shipping-timeline{ background:transparent; border:none; box-shadow:none; padding:20px 0; } If the container is still white, Journal may be adding its own background. Add:.shipping-timeline, .shipping-timeline *{ background:transparent !important; } Or better:.shipping-timeline{ background:transparent !important; }.shipping-timeline h2{ color:#fff; }.timeline-title{ color:#fff; }.timeline-date{ color:#ddd; } If the entire block is inside a Journal module with a white wrapper, inspect the HTML and look for classes such as:.journal-block .module-body .module-content Then override them:.journal-block, .module-body, .module-content{ background:transparent !important; border:none !important; box-shadow:none !important; } From your screenshot, I also notice the dates are showing as "-", which means the JavaScript is not finding the IDs or is being stripped by Journal's HTML module. Tell me where you placed this code:Journal → HTML ModuleProduct DescriptionProduct TabsCustom Codeand I'll show the exact fix for the missing dates as well. i am using this code. delivery date not displayed. takes current date and calculatefb7a597b-0055-4c39-b4ce-58a910d0b237.png there is no border below shipping. and date not displayedIf the dates are still showing Loading..., then Journal is not running your JavaScript inside the HTML block.The simplest solution is to use your original working JavaScript approach and improve the design.Copy and paste this entire code into your Journal HTML block: If it STILL doesn't show dates Then Journal is removing This works because the element already exists when the script runs.Your new code doesn't work because Journal 3 often:Removes If you still see Loading..., Journal is stripping the script.Best Solution Since your original code already calculates dates correctly, use the same approach and simply style it like a timeline.Can you tell me exactly where you pasted the code?Journal → HTML ModuleJournal → Product Custom TabProduct DescriptionJournal → Global HTMLBecause if it's an HTML Module, I can give you a version that uses your original working script structure and will display the dates correctly.i already told you. i need full codeThe issue is that your HTML module is likely stripping or not running JavaScript reliably. Since your original code worked, here's a single self-contained version that follows the same pattern and should work when pasted where the old code was. If dates still do not appear Then the problem is not the code. Journal is removing If you still see Loading..., JavaScript is being stripped. In that case, tell me the exact location again (HTML Module, Product Description, Custom Tab, etc.), and I'll give you a version that works in that specific Journal location without relying on inline scripts.