I think you've got it. Adding the glyph's HTML symbol (defined here: http://fortawesome.github.io/Font-Awesome/cheatsheet/) to the button's alt-text will do the trick!
I think you've got it. Adding the glyph's HTML symbol (defined here: http://fortawesome.github.io/Font-Awesome/cheatsheet/) to the button's alt-text will do the trick!
My Site - Zen Cart & WordPress integration specialist
I don't answer support questions via PM. Post add-on support questions in the support thread. The question & the answer will benefit others with similar issues.
I've done this, it's definitely hacked code that strips and severely minimizes this awesome plugins code therefore don't wanna post here. If yourself or lat9 wanna link to see demo and if its what your looking for i'll pass the code for you to play with. PM me for a link.
I've submitted v1.1.0 to the Plugins; it will be available for download once approved. With that version, you can define (on a button-by-button basis) a Font Awesome glyph that will be prepended to the button's name!
Although I forgot to include the recognition in the v1.1.0 readme (that'll be fixed in later releases), the implementation is based on prototype code provided by rbarbour.
My Site - Zen Cart & WordPress integration specialist
I don't answer support questions via PM. Post add-on support questions in the support thread. The question & the answer will benefit others with similar issues.
My Site - Zen Cart & WordPress integration specialist
I don't answer support questions via PM. Post add-on support questions in the support thread. The question & the answer will benefit others with similar issues.
I searched through this thread and others but can't seem to find an answer to my question (maybe I'm overlooking something?) so I'd very much appreciate some help. I'm running Zen Cart v1.5.4 and the latest version of CSS3 Buttons. I've got a custom designed template that I coded myself. My shop is at http://shop.d9s.co/
On just about every page where there is a CSS3 button there is a lack of space around the buttons. Look at the search button on the top of the header of all pages and the buttons at the bottom of any info page such as this one.
How do I add space around the buttons so that they aren't right at the edge of all the template's boxes? I've tried editing the margins in the button's css file but that didn't seem to work. The layout boxes have padding values but the buttons don't seem to pay any attention to those settings so they get stuck at the edges. What am I doing wrong?
Also, not all of the buttons have the same a:hover effect and I'm not quite sure why. Check out this page and see that the search, add to cart, and add to wishlist buttons react differently to mouseover than the Write Review button or the Buy Now button in the Featured sidebox. I have no idea why that's happening because the write review button is a default Zen Cart button so it should be the same as the rest, right?
Thanks for any help. I've been working on this all week and still have much more work to do before it's ready.![]()
Zen cart installation / maintenance / customisation / hosting
Supported Modules: Dutch language pack, Multi site, Dynamic Price Updater and more.
Not a big deal but in the readme.html file it says:
To include Font Awesome glyphs in your buttons, edit the file /includes/extra_definitions/css_button_glyphs.php
I think it should be:
/includes/extra_datafiles/css_button_glyphs.php