Hello. I am a new Zen cart user and currently know nothing about php programming. I installed the All Business template on my rented server space which uses UNIX, and I was getting the shopping cart header line with "Shopping Cart - count_contents();?> item(s) - format($_SESSION['cart']->show_total());?>" on my store's home page.
I did a little researching and found that other people said it was a server problem, but I looked at the line (line 59) in /includes/templates/all_business/common/tpl_header.php and noticed that everywhere else in that area of the file, there was a "php" after the <? when things were being echoed on the screen, except for the two places where the text showed in the header on my store. I added the text "php" at those two spots, saved the file, and now things look fine.
Is that the fix for this problem? Like I said I know nothing about php programming and don't want to cause problems with the way the Zen Cart operates.
Thanks.
scott
Hello,
I love the simplicity of this template. It's really great. However, I've gotten stuck trying to remove the bullets from the categories' sidebox. Also, is there a way to center the category names?
Thanks!
Liz
Here's a link to my site: http://www.lizsabo.com/shoptest/ I actually would like to center the category names within the sidebox, not the names on the category pages.
Liz
In the includes/templates/all_business/css/stylesheet_betterCategoriesEzInfo.css change this:
to this:Code:.betterCategories a, .betterCategories a:visited, .betterDocuments a, .betterDocuments a:visited, .betterEzpages a, .betterEzpages a:visited, .betterInformation a, .betterInformation a:visited, .betterMoreinformation a, .betterMoreinformation a:visited, .betterBestsellers a, .betterBestsellers a:visited { background-color: #FFFFFE; border-bottom: 1px solid #CCCCCC; border-top: 2px solid #FFFFFF; display: block; padding: 4px; }
Thanks,Code:.betterCategories a, .betterCategories a:visited, .betterDocuments a, .betterDocuments a:visited, .betterEzpages a, .betterEzpages a:visited, .betterInformation a, .betterInformation a:visited, .betterMoreinformation a, .betterMoreinformation a:visited, .betterBestsellers a, .betterBestsellers a:visited { background-color: #FFFFFE; border-bottom: 1px solid #CCCCCC; border-top: 2px solid #FFFFFF; display: block; padding: 4px; text-align: center; }
Anne
My apologies - I forgot to offer support. My guess is it is a css issue. Also, I would not include (at the bottom) the IP address... it makes many folks nervous (smile).
jund
I have read the threads. My hosting company uses BSD UNIX. I didn't think they needed WAMP or XAMP.
Anyway, it's a lot more easy for me to change one line in two spots in the template than to get my provider to change their server configuration. BTW, after I changed that one line in the two spots the template seems to be working fine with those two changes, so I would say it was a template problem in my case that is now corrected. I would advise anybody else having problems to try this non template problem template change.
Thanks.