add to cart button

27 Apr 2012, 8:57 PM

#1

staffsgeo

New Zenner

Join Date:: Apr 2012
Posts:: 4
Plugin Contributions:: 0

add to cart button - GONE

Hi All,

I'm new and playing around with the shop... I lost the add to cart button :blush:

I need assistance as I would like the shop to look like this http://www.mega2012.org.uk/content2/support-us/shop.html
but I am having no such look..... :frusty:

the shop I am doing is at http://www.mega2013.co.uk/shop if anyone can give me some assistance or advice then I would be so much appreciated as I have until the end of April to go live officially. :D

best Wishes

28 Apr 2012, 10:33 AM

#2

stevesh

Black Belt

Join Date:: Feb 2005
Location:: Lansing, Michigan USA
Posts:: 19,793
Plugin Contributions:: 2

Re: add to cart button - GONE

Sorry, I don't understand your question. If you want the sites to look identical you'll (at least) have to make the images, including buttons, from the first site available to the second site

28 Apr 2012, 11:33 AM

#3

staffsgeo

New Zenner

Join Date:: Apr 2012
Posts:: 4
Plugin Contributions:: 0

Re: add to cart button - GONE

Thanks for the reply.... since my post I figured out how I removed the add to cart button. Its back again but I am struggling with how to remove the 'zencart logo, the background and the Sales Message Here' bits..

Again thanks for your response

29 Apr 2012, 11:22 PM

#4

drbyte

Sensei

Join Date:: Jan 2004
Posts:: 63,513
Plugin Contributions:: 176

Re: add to cart button - GONE

A quick search in the FAQs/Tutorials area brings up this article: http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?165-how-do-i-change-the-sales-message-goes-here-or-tagline-here-text

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