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    Text format for quantity input label

    I have a 'quantity' input on my product page - generated by NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTQUANTITY - but I can't seem to find how to change the presentation of the text label - it currently reads 'Quantity' in red text. Can't find it in Design | Text | Website | HTML - 2173 seems close, but this appears to only change the format of the input text box, not the label. Am I missing something obvious?

    Also, with both NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTQUANTITY and NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTPRICE, when they appear laid out on screen (I have them in individual table cells) they each seem to have space above the output text - is there something in the CSS or elsewhere that's adding an extra <BR> or similar? There's nothing else in the cell - HTML reads as
    <td width="40" valign="top"><span class="brbody">NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTQUANTITY</span></td>

    Thanks!

    #2
    There's plenty about NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTQUANTITY in the Advanced guide.

    As to your extra text in the Price, the price comes from Act_ProductPrice.html so look there and you'll see a <BR> that can be removed.

    Norman

    PS If no-one else can help you locate any generated code (e.g. a mystery <BR>) that's messing things up you can always go into design .text and replace all <BR>'s with <BR>$A, <BR>$B, <BR>$C, etc and see what gets displayed. Then go back and replace all these changes (searching for "$")once you've located the culprit.
    Norman - www.drillpine.biz
    Edinburgh, U K / Bitez, Turkey

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      #3
      Norman, many thanks for the tips - have located the problematic <BR> in Act_ProductPrice.

      Still can't find this damn label on PRODUCTQUANTITY though - as you say, there's plenty on it in the guide, but I can't find anything about the format of the text label, only the format of the input box itself.

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        #4
        It may well be one of the isolated <BR> tags you see in Design / Text. You could try my trick of appending some informative textr to each one and see what happens.

        Norman
        Norman - www.drillpine.biz
        Edinburgh, U K / Bitez, Turkey

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