During checkout, the customer is presented with a coice to add "Special Instructions or Order Comments"
How can I disable that option?
During checkout, the customer is presented with a coice to add "Special Instructions or Order Comments"
How can I disable that option?
Turn it off by using CSS -
#comments {display: none;}
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wow thanks Kim!!!
Kim, where is the css file that i need to edit?
Thanks
includes/templates/your_template/css/stylesheet.css
It worked onthe Shipping checkout page.
But the Comments box appears on the Payment checkout page.
Any help?
Display your site in FireFox AFTER you have installed their web developer toolkit add-on.
Then use the tools in that add-on to identify style classes and id's on relevant pages.
Then apply Kim's solution to the stylesheet(s).
20 years a Zencart User
Not to hijack a thread, but...
I've got same issue and zero experience with css/stylesheets.
FF Firebug shows this code for the unwanted order instructions.
Current code:
<fieldset>
<legend>Special Instructions or Order Comments</legend>
<textarea rows="3" cols="45" name="comments"></textarea></fieldset>
Want to change to:
<!--
<fieldset>
<legend>Special Instructions or Order Comments</legend>
<textarea rows="3" cols="45" name="comments"></textarea></fieldset>
-->
This works fine in the Firebug "preview" mode, but I can't find the actual code to edit in [/store/includes/templates/my_template/css/stylesheet.css].
Looking at stylesheet.css in A-GoLive...
- 'CSS Definitions' tab: Wow... Confusing.
- 'Source' tab: Don't see the code.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
What you see in Page Source on a browser is the RESULT of the activity of the PHP.
Zencart does not "store" the raw HTML... it is ASSEMBLED by the php only when someone clicks a link to that page.
If you don't understand CSS, then you will have to learn it. There are no short cuts to being a proper "webmaster".
w3schools.com has some very good tutorials (it's where I started) and there are many other resources for learning this on the www.
20 years a Zencart User