Add Instructions Text

[sharc316]

Hi,

can anyone help add some instructional text? I would like to add this text right below "Special Instructions or Order Comments" heading and above the actual text box where customers would type.

[kobra]

Link to this page

[sharc316]

The link is below:

http://www.bequjuice.com/store/index...ckout_shipping

you'll probably need to log in, use dummy account:

Log In email: [email protected]
Password: zencart

It's in first step of checkout.

[RescoCCC]

You would edit includes/languages/english/YOUR_TEMPLATE/checkout_shipping.php

[sharc316]

Would you be able to offer some instruction on how to do that? Which code to insert or what to edit?

[RescoCCC]

define('TABLE_HEADING_COMMENTS', 'Special Instructions or Comments About Your Order');

You would probably place your custom text here.

define('TITLE_CONTINUE_CHECKOUT_PROCEDURE', 'Continue to Step 2');

define('TEXT_CONTINUE_CHECKOUT_PROCEDURE', '- choose your payment method.');

[Kim]

define('TABLE_HEADING_COMMENTS', 'Special Instructions or Comments About Your Order <br />Add some more text here along with the line break. Don\'t forget to escape any apostrophes.');

[schoolboy]

define('TABLE_HEADING_COMMENTS', 'Special Instructions or Comments About Your Order');

You would probably place your custom text here.

define('TITLE_CONTINUE_CHECKOUT_PROCEDURE', 'Continue to Step 2');

define('TEXT_CONTINUE_CHECKOUT_PROCEDURE', '- choose your payment method.');

No... not exactly...

Your text HAS to be part of the define - not "below" it...

The quickest (but "dirty") method is to do something like this:

define('TABLE_HEADING_COMMENTS', 'Special Instructions or Comments About Your Order<br /><br /><span id="mySpecialText">This sentence will be replaced by your custom text</span>');

As you have described the text within a span, which has its own ID, you can then apply a STYLE to it in your stylesheet.css file...

EG:

#mySpecialText {colour: #ff0000; font-size: 12px;}

[schoolboy]

Kim beat me to it !

[RescoCCC]

Your text HAS to be part of the define - not "below" it...

Yeah, I thought of that a couple minutes ago and just came back to correct it. You guys are too quick!