The product page and shopping cart page have their own css files you can set up.
includes/templates/bootstrap/css/shopping_cart.css
includes/templates/bootstrap/css/product_info.css
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The product page and shopping cart page have their own css files you can set up.
includes/templates/bootstrap/css/shopping_cart.css
includes/templates/bootstrap/css/product_info.css
By the way what I want to know is how to replace if ($this_is_home_page) with the name of the page example if ($this_is_product_info_page) does not work as well as ($this_is_shopping_cart_page) does not work. it's not to complicate my life but, it will allow me to do a lot of things if I know the exact name of the page to put on if ($this_is_home_page).
$this_is_home_page is a special case; it's not done for other pages.
If you want to check the name of the current page you can do so using the variable $current_page_base.
if ($current_page_base == 'shopping_cart') {
...
}
if ($current_page_base == 'product_info') {
...
}
but if all you're doing is adding page-specific CSS, you'd be better off doing it the way I suggested; that way you can upgrade your template at any time and not lose these customizations.
Exact it is so as not to touch the basic model. Thank you, it worked for me, if now I want to put 2 or more pages for exampleHTML Code:if ($current_page_base == 'product_info') { +
HTML Code:if ($current_page_base == 'product_info PLUS another page, ') {
The PHP syntax for this would be
if ($current_page_base == 'product_info' || $current_page_base == 'some-other-page' ) {
Thank you very much, it worked for me.
Perhaps you have an a:active defined in one of your css files.
https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/differ...-active-links/
why ZCA-bs decided to go with a separate class .activelink is beyond my understanding.
Looks like an override of
includes/languages/english/lang.order_status.php
will be needed for PHP 8.1
[13-Nov-2022 13:56:15 America/New_York] PHP Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Undefined constant "TEXT_LOOKUP_INSTRUCTIONS" in /homepages/19/client/htdocs/estore/includes/templates/bootstrap/templates/tpl_order_status_default.php:177
Actually, that looks like a bug in the zc158 language loader. I thought (keyword) that deference should be given to a legacy-named language file, although I'm seeing now that OPC (since the order_status page was, for previous Zen Cart versions, newly added) distributes its version of /english/order_status.php in the main language directory. Sigh.
To correct, for now, simply copy /includes/languages/english/order_status.php to /includes/languages/english/bootstrap/order_status.php (replacing bootstrap with your template clone's name).
The docs don't address search order and override behavior well for the new language files; I will work on that.