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Zen Follower
I dont like those ugly radio circles things to choose Text or HTML when create an account on my website.
How do I remove them so it just says:
"Subscribe to Newletter {checkbox goes here}"
Zen Follower
Hellloooo!?
Anybody help!?
Sensei
So, rather than bumping without any additional useful information, perhaps you can actually add more information, such as what you have tried?
ref: http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/faq.php
Zen Follower
I dont know what im supposed to try!
Sensei
Here's one way:
in your browser, select the View Source menu option when displaying the page in question
look through the HTML to find the section of code you want to not display
add a selector to your stylesheet for that element and set it to display:none
or you could hack up your template and make upgrading in the future more difficult
or you could just leave it and let your customers decide what style of messages they wish to receive
Zen Follower
I send by html and at the top it says "View in text" if the customer needs it. Plus it adds that thought "This is definately a Zen-Cart website"
Black Belt
dddmx3:
it adds that thought "This is definately a Zen-Cart website"
That's a good thing, I'm thinking.
There are places in the world where not offering your customers the option of plain text emails, or defaulting to HTML, is against the law.
Zen Follower
They do have the option!
When the receive the email, if they want they click "View in text format"
Black Belt
The laws I referred to require giving the customer the choice before sending an email.
Why is it so important to send every customer an HTML email ?
Zen Follower
I just dont like the look of the radio buttons on my site...
Sensei
Then style them according to your preference.
Zen Follower
............Why is this such a big deal?!
I have not sold anywhere but USA... and in the USA there is no such law...
Can anyone help me or not?
Sensei
I've already told you: style them as display:none and they'll magically go away for you!
Zen Follower
I cannot find the style for them...
the div class or whatever..
Sensei
Try this:```
input#email-format-text, input#email-format-html, label.radioButtonLabel[for=email-format-text], label.radioButtonLabel[for=email-format-html] {display:none;}
I built that by using Firebug and finding the elements I wanted to hide, and adding them to the stylesheet, as shown. You can do the same. Firebug is a free tool. Similar tools are available for other browsers. Invaluable tool if you're going to customize webpages.
Zen Follower
Thanks Dr.Byte!
But will it automatically choose HTML so I don't have to edit every user and select HTML for them?
Zen Follower
Edit: Where do I put your code? In my CSS?
Edit AGAIN: Yup, It was the CSS.. Cool(:
Edit AGAIN AGAIN: I need it to automatically select HTML not Text, How would I do this?
Zen Follower
Go to Configuration > Customer Details > Customer Default Email Preference
After that, and Dr. Byte's solid line of CSS. You should be good...
Zen Follower
Awesome Thanks!
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