Terms and Conditions page layout

[hardwiredtemplates]

Hey fellow zenners. A little problem I have with my Conditions of use link this page http://fashionfavourites.com/index.p...age=conditions

2 things I would like to do and this is what I have done yet was unable to accomplish the task.

1. Delete the heading "Conditions of Use". I've searched for those words using developers tool kit and found this file (/public_html/includes/languages/english/comstock). deleted the content and yet no avail.

2. I would like to apply styling in the main stylesheet.css file as I did to this page (http://fashionfavourites.com/index.p...e=shippinginfo) but do not know how to declare it.

With firefox developers tool kit in the Display Id & class details link this is the information on the page (#conditionsMainContent .content
.MsoNormal) with this (.MsoNormal) at the beginning of each paragraph.

So how do I define the above in the define pages then style it in the stylesheet.css file?

Any ideas on either solution to the above 2 situations?

Many thanks guys and gals

[rstevenson]

First, you have 10 independant stylesheets there, so you'll have to be sure to check that you're not getting redundant definitions fighting each other.

Second, "MsoNormal" does not usually occur in Zen Cart. It's a bit of "crap" (a technical term) from Microsoft applications, perhaps from Word. When you create something in Word and save it as HTML it comes out with all sorts of "crap" in it which has to be stripped out before you can use it anywhere else.

Third, do you have a good text editor? And a local copy of the unmodified Zen Cart? I found 14 instances of "Conditions of Use" in v1.3.8a. The one you most likely need to change is in ../includes/languages/english.php

I presume the style you want on your Conditions page is the blue headings seen in Shipping Info? If so, I see that you have an in-line style on the Shipping Info page, but the similar in-line styles on your Conditions page don't have any values filled in. I'm guessing you added those styles in define pages, so go there and fill in the values.

Incidentally, you don't need to use in-line styles there. Simply enter the text as <h3>Some heading</h3> and then set the style definition in your main stylesheet.

Rob

[hardwiredtemplates]

First, you have 10 independant stylesheets there, so you'll have to be sure to check that you're not getting redundant definitions fighting each other.

Second, "MsoNormal" does not usually occur in Zen Cart. It's a bit of "crap" (a technical term) from Microsoft applications, perhaps from Word. When you create something in Word and save it as HTML it comes out with all sorts of "crap" in it which has to be stripped out before you can use it anywhere else.

Third, do you have a good text editor? And a local copy of the unmodified Zen Cart? I found 14 instances of "Conditions of Use" in v1.3.8a. The one you most likely need to change is in ../includes/languages/english.php

I presume the style you want on your Conditions page is the blue headings seen in Shipping Info? If so, I see that you have an in-line style on the Shipping Info page, but the similar in-line styles on your Conditions page don't have any values filled in. I'm guessing you added those styles in define pages, so go there and fill in the values.

Incidentally, you don't need to use in-line styles there. Simply enter the text as <h3>Some heading</h3> and then set the style definition in your main stylesheet.

Rob

Thanks Rob for the well detailed response we'll get on that right away.