Deliver to Different Address Page Positioning

[Gordoh]

Hi,

I am trying to change the positioning of my "Delivery to Different Address" fields.
At the moment the fields appear to the right hand side of the "Invoice Address" when the check box is checked.

I have had a look in the layout "Both Addresses Address Fields" and it all seems pretty complicated on how to do this. I hope that all that's needed is to change a table row or something similar.

What I would like to happen is for the "Deliver to Different Address" fields to appear under the "Invoice Address" fields.

I would really appreciate any help regarding this,

Gordon

[I-CC]

Afraid it is not going to be that easy as a simple switch.

All of the fields (name, 4 address lines, country, postal code, phone, email and more) for invoice and delivery are set within the 'Both Addresses Address Fields' layout, which sets the table structure on a top to bottom basis with specific layouts assigned inside of it, i.e.

Each row (displayed by layouts within the 'Both Addresses ....' has 3 columns set with 1st column providing the heading for the columns to the right, with those columns 2 and 3 being used for invoice and delivery as needed.

Each set of information is then checked as to whether it is required and then shown within <tr> to start the row and </tr> to end the row and starting and closing TD instructions for each row.

To completely change the manner in which this is set up to a top and bottom as opposed to side by side approach would require (IMHO) a complete rebuild of new layouts to provide instead of say 'Both Addresses Name' to ('Invoices Addresses Name' and 'Right Addresses Name') with both incorporating the original left hand column to provide the header/info messages and then mapping/assign those new layouts within the 'Both Addresses Address Fields' or copy the original and customize it under a new name of 'Split Addresses Address Fields' - a bit of a job.

Obviously not the answer you are after, but hopefully gives you some insight into the depth you would need to go to achieve the end goal.