Responsive Sheffield Blue v1.0

[mc12345678]

Accidentally posted the following to the non-responsive version of this template and received a partial response (that needed to be implemented); however, the below issue/question is a bit different than previous discussion about the description not showing up (solution provided at: http://www.zen-cart.com/showthread.p...52#post1220352 ) which for me meant changing the last line of the css file.

Hi,

I've installed this template, been able to control the contact_us menu option so that do not get spam through it, moved some things around and clean it up so that features are enabled/disabled as set in the admin panel (version 1.5.1 of Zen Cart); however, I am trying to figure out where/how to disable the Details drop down if there is nothing in the database that would populate that drop down. (ie., on page loads where data is present to have it load/display, and on pages where nothing would be present to remove the "window" and any clickable areas.) I would also like to apply the CSS necessary to have the full description show on page load instead of the default of it being drawn up into the description button. (Ie., not require clicking on the description button to have the description appear.)

The problem is that the words "details" and "description" are throughout the ZC code so when searching for these particular program areas, I have not had much success and I am trying to get through this portion as quickly as I can. Could someone please direct me to which file(s) to look in for the programming code, and in which of the CSS files it would be recommended to add the line that will make the description show upon loading the page similar to having the special products, new products, and/or featured products show on the main page?

The code for the toggles on the product info page is located in includes/templates/responsive_sheffield_blue/templates/tpl_product_info_display.php

Thanks,

Anne

For those interested, to accomplish the "disablement" of the details drop down, all that I needed to do was to move the applicable div tag declarations and closures into the if statement that was present within the file above. This made sure not to show the details menu bar on the product page unless the criteria to display the content was met for that product. I did the same thing for both the details and description menus. It is probably a personal preference, but I would rather an option invisible (which in this case CSS may be difficult to apply because the presence is/was data based instead of globally applicable) than to have an option that doesn't do something making me as a potential shopper unsure of the site functionality or out right question the absence of content. For those items that need the extra information, they will receive it and then be properly displayed.

Thank you for the assistance, and hope it helps someone else. Snazzy looking template, good work.