Then style them according to your preference.
Then style them according to your preference.
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............Why is this such a big deal?!
I have not sold anywhere but USA... and in the USA there is no such law...
Can anyone help me or not?
I've already told you: style them as display:none and they'll magically go away for you!
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I cannot find the style for them...
the div class or whatever..
Try this:I built that by using Firebug and finding the elements I wanted to hide, and adding them to the stylesheet, as shown. You can do the same. Firebug is a free tool. Similar tools are available for other browsers. Invaluable tool if you're going to customize webpages.Code:input#email-format-text, input#email-format-html, label.radioButtonLabel[for=email-format-text], label.radioButtonLabel[for=email-format-html] {display:none;}
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Thanks Dr.Byte!
But will it automatically choose HTML so I don't have to edit every user and select HTML for them?
Edit: Where do I put your code? In my CSS?
Edit AGAIN: Yup, It was the CSS.. Cool(:
Edit AGAIN AGAIN: I need it to automatically select HTML not Text, How would I do this?
Last edited by dddmx3; 6 Oct 2010 at 03:35 AM.
Go to Configuration > Customer Details > Customer Default Email Preference
After that, and Dr. Byte's solid line of CSS. You should be good...
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Awesome Thanks!