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GTM
VP-CART New User
USA
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 Posted - January 16 2003 : 21:11:16
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Has anybody written individual classes for the different form items. I would like to remove the border from around the button that is part of the form items. I like the border that it applies around the forms. But, would like to remove it from the buttons that are a part of that input class in shop.css
Thank you,
Greg
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Ken Miner
Starting Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - January 19 2003 : 18:39:40
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Hi Greg
sounds like a simple one. Please give me more information or a URL so as I may be able to help you.
Thanks
Ken
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GTM
VP-CART New User
USA
122 Posts |
Posted - January 20 2003 : 00:16:30
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Hi Ken,
Thanks, for replying. I'm still developing my site. I'm looking to write seperate border tags for the textboxes and checkboxes that are part of the form. On the input style in shop.css it includes all the form items including the buttons. Trying to get suggestions on the easiest way to remove the border around the buttons.
Greg
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Ken Miner
Starting Member
United Kingdom
7 Posts |
Posted - January 20 2003 : 05:54:03
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Hi Greg
Not sure if this is what you are asking, but here goes.
In the shop.css create a new class called .buttons (or what ever you want to call it) like the sample below:
.buttons
{
FONT-FAMILY: Arial, Tahoma, Verdana;
FONT-WEIGHT: bolder;
FONT-SIZE: 12px;
COLOR: #FFFFFF;
}
So, now in the form where you want to use this class just change the class input to buttons. EG. <td class='buttons'>Your button</td>
The only other answer I can think of is that you may not have border set to 0 like in the following example:
<td class='input'><a href='myHref'><img src='myPictures/itemPicture'></a></td>
To make sure you don't get a border around the button, borders should be 0, like the following:
<td class='input'><a href='myHref'><img src='myPictures/itemPicture' border='0'></a></td>
If this does not help, give me more information with an example (if possible)
Thanks
Ken
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GTM
VP-CART New User
USA
122 Posts |
Posted - January 22 2003 : 19:14:25
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Hi Ken,
Thanks for your advice, The way it looks in order to write a class for the buttons I would need to add it to the subroutines. Example for the continue button on checkout. Open shopcheckout.asp and add it in the Sub DisplayForm around this line.
shopbuttonreset getconfig("xbuttonreset"),LangCommonReset,""
Response.write " "
shopbutton Getconfig ("xbuttoncontinue"),LangCommonContinue,"Action"
response.write "<br><br>"
I'm still researching, any advice would be helpful.
Greg
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Ken Miner
Starting Member
United Kingdom
7 Posts |
Posted - January 22 2003 : 21:10:10
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Hi Greg
No, sorry total lost me now. I managed to get around borders round the buttons like the way I have stated. Must be on about two different things here.
Have a look at my cart and tell me which page you are trying to format. URL: http://www.cpkoi.com/shopping/shopaddtocart.asp
May be if you find the thing you are trying to do I could send you my file/script?
Sorry I could not help more.
Ken
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GTM
VP-CART New User
USA
122 Posts |
Posted - January 22 2003 : 21:59:42
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Hi Ken,
That looks good, if you could send me sample of where you put it in the code and how you applied it to your buttons. I would greatly appreciate it.
[email protected]
Greg
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GTM
VP-CART New User
USA
122 Posts |
Posted - January 23 2003 : 21:22:01
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Thanks Ken,
You just kept it simple by removing all of the original classes in shop.css and creating new ones. Finding where the code is created then making the changes in shop$colors.asp by adding the class that you specified in .css
Nice Job,
Greg
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