WHMCS module integration purchased with my theme

I need the integration of a module acquired in Modules Garden within my WHMCS system to be compatible with the CROSTER theme that I have active. For this, modifications are required in 2 TPL files of the theme in addition to a few lines of CSS code to be compatible. It is important that the freelancer has knowledge of WHMCS and the manipulation of TPL files to avoid damage and that the site is in production. The module is: "Premium support tickets for WHMCS" from Garden Modules and it is already installed on my WHMCS platform ([login to view URL]). Module documentation can be found at this link: [login to view URL] The theme used is CROSTER by THEMETRO and the documentation can be found at this link: [login to view URL] This module allows you to add reward points for technical support for each purchase of our services. Certain support requests and requests require points in order to provide technical support. Currently the module only supports the WHMCS default theme called SIX, but I use CROSTER. The files to modify for the integration are: /templates/croster/[login to view URL] /templates/croster/[login to view URL] Although the documentation indicates that these files must be found within the "six" theme, remember that I use the "croster" theme so the path changes. After integrating the code that the documentation gives you step by step in the PREMIUM SUPPORT TICKETS FOR WHMCS module, you must manipulate the CSS of the CROSTER theme to correct some display problems. Within the CROSTER administrative panel you will find the section to add custom CSS code. It is important that it be created this way to avoid losing changes when the theme is offered in a new version. The CSS should not be modified directly in the theme. Important: The current custom CSS code should not be deleted. Only the new code will need to be added. [login to view URL] [login to view URL] I have attached a sketch of what to expect to get. To check the current operation of the support ticket system I have created a test user. You can login with these credentials: URL: [login to view URL] User: demo@[login to view URL] Password: demodemo Thankyou for your help.