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Everything about the cart works fine, at least everything I have tested to date. But when adding things to the cart, the field names do not show up. The options for each attribute do, but not the attribute name itself. Also on checkout, when I click the terms and conditions link, a window opens, but the text does not show.
TIA
Jon
hummingbirdphotographics.com
Jon Brehaut
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it's all there, it's just that the text color and the background color are the same.
If I recall, the text color is taken from the gallery itself (or Pages, if using the Shared Resources feature) but the background is baked into the Add to Cart pop-up. You could try a different text color for the gallery or change the background of the Add to Cart box
Ben and Matt would know best, but the only way I know how to change the background color is with custom css via phplugins
#modal {
background-color: #333;
}use whatever css color you need in place of #333
Rod
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umm. okay.
I turned on the custom.css reference in phplugins. Then I added the code to the custom.css file, changing the color to black. That didn't work.
Then I delved in the the cart folder and found the modal.css file there and added it to that file. But that didn't work either.
So I guess I need more direction on what to do with the code. I'm probably missing something completely obvious. I am not a stranger to coding, although far from proficient.
TIA.
Jon
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try this then:
.mfp-content #modal {
background-color: #333;
}Rod
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Great. That worked. Thanks Rod.
Jon Brehaut
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I tried doing the above in response to a similar query (thanks for the response Rod) but I am still in the dark.
Which particular css file is the correct one to modify and does one need to put the additional lines of code in a specific place?
Cheers NoelB
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You need to do this with custom CSS via phplugins
http://ce4.theturninggate.net/docs/doku … custom_css
Rod
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I will apologize in advance, but it still appears as though the name of the EXACT file and location have been omitted from this post.
There are several modal.css files in the cart folder.. (One in \cart\lib\css and one in \cart\resources\css). Adding the line
.mfp-content #modal {
background-color: #333;
}
To both of them didn't seem to do it for me. I also enabled custom css (or at least I think that I did) by removing the:
/* DELETE THIS LINE
and:
DELETE THIS LINE */
from the cart's template in \ttg-be\templates\gallery\cart-default\phplugins-sample\css\custom.css
What am I missing?
Thanks!
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you need to enable phplugins for the site:
http://ce4.theturninggate.net/docs/doku … _phplugins
and then add the css to the custom.css file in the /phplugins/css/custom.css file, not to any of the css files created by the plug-ins or included in the cart folder.
your phplugins/ folder should be in the root of the site
and if things still don't work, be sure to include links so we'll have something to take a look at
Rod
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and make sure you've enabled phplugins in your gallery or gallery template and have included the server path to phplugins (instructions on getting that are in the link above)
Rod
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All working now.. Much appreciated!
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