Responsive Classic (built in to Zen Cart v1.5.5) [Support Thread]

[DrByte]

The Mobile buttons are small and look washed out. Hard to read.

The Responsive Classic template, expects to use CSS buttons ... which it appears you already have turned on.
And I can't see any issues with mobile buttons currently on rc101dotcom

[Webskipper]

I want to add more contrast and just kill the pill buttons all together.

I like the buttons of the desktop site better.

[DrByte]

and just kill the pill buttons all together.

Hmmm ... it appears that all the desktop-based "mobile emulators" do show the CSS buttons in mobile mode, but some of the actual mobile devices are still rendering them shaped as lighter-colored pill buttons.

I imagine Anne has a quicker fix for that than I do.

[swguy]

Team, is the guidance to modify responsive_classic directly, or to template off it? If the latter, please see my notes in the thread
https://www.zen-cart.com/showthread....lt-into-1-5-5)

Might also be time to update
https://www.zen-cart.com/content.php...ustom-template

[robbie269]

How do I remove the category count on the mobile menu?

[DrByte]

How do I remove the category count on the mobile menu?

I realize you asked specifically about the Mobile Menu, so I will assume that you've already turned off Category Counts here: https://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?198

And, doing that DOES turn off the Category Counts, even in the mobile menu.
But you're probably referring to the "sub-menu counter" that gives an indicator about how many sub-links are available in each sub-level in the mobile-specific menu.

So, to turn off the counts of how many sub-levels are available in the whole mobile-menu, edit /includes/templates/YOUR_RESPONSIVE_TEMPLATE/templates/tpl_modules_mobile_menu.php:
Line 159:

        counters: true

... change that to false, and ALL sub-level indicators will no longer have ANY counters. Be sure you assess whether you really want that turned off.

[robbie269]

... change that to false, and ALL sub-level indicators will no longer have ANY counters. Be sure you assess whether you really want that turned off.

Yes the sub-menu counters are what I meant. What is the benefit of having them?

[DrByte]

Yes the sub-menu counters are what I meant. What is the benefit of having them?

Just information for your users. Not saying it's right or wrong.
I'll answer your question with a question: Why do you feel the need to turn them off?

[robbie269]

Why do you feel the need to turn them off?

I know, I asked for that! Just a personal preference.

[DrByte]

I know, I asked for that! Just a personal preference.

Haha!
Nothing wrong with having a personal preference.
My point earlier was just to consider whether it matches the preference for the majority of your specific customers.