Hi everyone,
I know this is a very common topic however what I am looking for is a slightly different approach (I think).
We have a client who is using SPP so we have amended the product summary layout so that the product displays in 3 columns. What we found was that when an attribute is applied to a product then the value is also applied to the summary layout causing mis-aligment issues. Our dev site can be found here
I can hide the attribute layout within the template however I need to hide the add to cart button option as this would simple by-pass the attribute option when applied the details to the cart. What I wanted to see was if anyone could suggest a way where the add to cart button could auto hide itself if any attribute variable is present.
I have tried ideas such as
but nothing seems to work. If anyone has any suggestions that would be great.
The last resort would be to create a new summary layout removing the add to cart and attribute layout. The client would then need to apply the specific layout to the specific prouct which has attributes.
I know this is a very common topic however what I am looking for is a slightly different approach (I think).
We have a client who is using SPP so we have amended the product summary layout so that the product displays in 3 columns. What we found was that when an attribute is applied to a product then the value is also applied to the summary layout causing mis-aligment issues. Our dev site can be found here
I can hide the attribute layout within the template however I need to hide the add to cart button option as this would simple by-pass the attribute option when applied the details to the cart. What I wanted to see was if anyone could suggest a way where the add to cart button could auto hide itself if any attribute variable is present.
I have tried ideas such as
Code:
AttributeDisplayName != ""
The last resort would be to create a new summary layout removing the add to cart and attribute layout. The client would then need to apply the specific layout to the specific prouct which has attributes.
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