Where is the PHP file for Step 2 of 3 Payment Information

I would be very grateful if someone could please tell me where to find this php file?

Cheers! :P

what is it that you'd like to do?

Exactly. There are probably about a hundred files involved in that page.

Sorry for the late reply!!

I have a problem. When a use reached step 2, it asks them to confirm they agree to the terms and conditions by clicking on the checkbox.

For some reason the checkbox is putting a massive space around it's self.

The checkbox has an ID of 'conditions', yet when I try and alter it via CSS, it just ignores it. I can get all elements around the checkbox to style via the CSS, but not the checkbox - even using the !important CSS rule.

As such, I now have a small checkbox taking up a whole screen depth and width of the middle panel and I can't seem to do anything about it.

What is very strange is that if I apply a display:none to #conditions in the CSS, it does indeed hide the checkbox. But if I try to assign ANY other style to it, it just gets ignored -very weird.

I was hoping to go into the code and see if I could either move the box and thus break the style, or give it a class and see if that will then style.

Any help is very much appreciated if you know what I can do.

Cheers in advance :)

The input field has an ID of conditions.

Styling questions are much easier to answer if we can see the site.

Yes, providing the URL would allow us to look at the page and test CSS changes.

Also, if you really feel that you want to change the HTML, you can find the PHP files involved by doing a simple search.
The fast way to find out which specific file to edit is by using the Developers Toolkit in your Admin:
http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?80-how-do-i-find-out-what-files-to-edit
http://www.zen-cart.com/content.php?81-how-do-i-use-the-developers-toolkit

In your case, because you said you're concerned about a CSS ID named "conditions", you could search for:
id="conditions"
and
#conditions

Hi guys,

Thanks for the replies.

The URL is: https://www.whitbypandemonium.co.uk

Once you add to basket and then go through the process you will see where you have to confirm the terms and conditions, and it's there that the checkbox fills out the inner page.

The CSS rules make no difference to #conditions except for display:none; which is very odd.

Really appreciate any help.

Here's the culprit:

#productGeneral, #centerColumn, #indexCategories, #indexProductList, #newProductsDefault, #allProductsDefault, #contactUsDefault, #ezPageDefault, #loginDefault, #shippingInfo, #privacy, #conditions, #siteMap, #gvFaqDefault, #discountcouponInfo, #unsubDefault, #advSearchDefault, #accountDefault, #accountEditDefault, #addressBookDefault, #addressBookProcessDefault, #accountPassword, #acctNewslettersDefault, #tellAFriendDefault, #reviewsWrite, #shoppingCartDefault, #reviewsDefault, #checkoutShipping, #checkoutPayment, #checkoutConfirmDefault, #checkoutSuccess, #checkoutShipAddressDefault, #logoffDefault, #accountHistInfo
{background-color:#fff; margin:0 10px; border:1px solid #cc00cc; min-height:1000px; font-family:Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; width:545px;}

The other culprit is going to be the width defined in the same place. You have styling for #conditions blanked out at line 889 and defined with other areas in line 386. If you were to set margin, padding, and min-height in 866 that would fix your issues.

Thanks guys - couldn't see the wood for the trees :)

X-Bumble:

Thanks guys - couldn't see the wood for the trees :)

and the lesson learned here is that there is HARDLY EVER a reason to edit the underlying core files to make a simple appearance change..