Hi,
I've been beating my head against a brick wall on this one. Gold star to whoever can rescue my skull and the brickwork....
My client has decided that he wants the font colour on the basket and checkout pages a different colour from the bulk of the site.
I've created a new css style which I have now used on the rows on Act_Order01.html ( e.g. <td bgcolor="NETQUOTEVAR:CHECKOUTBG" class="bg_checkout_header">NETQUOTEVAR:INVOICEPROMPT000</td> )
This works absolutely fine except for the 'Country' and 'Deliver to separate delivery address' fields where the 'United Kingdom' and 'No' next to the [change] buttons still appear in the standard actxsmall colour. (i.e. the next page when you're checking out and have selected that you don't want to deliver to a different address)
The page is obviously pulling these elements through from somewhere else (Design text id 2067?) but I can't work out how to assign a class to it.
(1) Does the above make sense?
(2) Help!
Many thanks in advance.
Nic
I've been beating my head against a brick wall on this one. Gold star to whoever can rescue my skull and the brickwork....
My client has decided that he wants the font colour on the basket and checkout pages a different colour from the bulk of the site.
I've created a new css style which I have now used on the rows on Act_Order01.html ( e.g. <td bgcolor="NETQUOTEVAR:CHECKOUTBG" class="bg_checkout_header">NETQUOTEVAR:INVOICEPROMPT000</td> )
This works absolutely fine except for the 'Country' and 'Deliver to separate delivery address' fields where the 'United Kingdom' and 'No' next to the [change] buttons still appear in the standard actxsmall colour. (i.e. the next page when you're checking out and have selected that you don't want to deliver to a different address)
The page is obviously pulling these elements through from somewhere else (Design text id 2067?) but I can't work out how to assign a class to it.
(1) Does the above make sense?
(2) Help!
Many thanks in advance.
Nic
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