The checkout template

[mattih5]

Hi,

I've changed the background colour of the header on each page through Options, but this won't change the colour for the heading on the checkout pages. How do I change this? It just appears as gray, but I want to change it to white.

[wjcampbe]

Changing the colour in options will work only if your header is a transparent gif file. If it's not a gif, you will need to change the colour in your graphics package. If it is a gif, but not transparent, have a look at the save as options in your graphics programme and search the online help for 'transparent'.

[mattih5]

Thanks for replying.

The image I have is a transparent gif.

Here is the problem, if you navigate to: http://trials.actinic.com/trials/trial17290/

and pretend as though you are abouts to purchase something (don't worry the site is set up in test mode with the PSP). All pages you see have the logo in the top left and pattern in the top right, but as soon as you get into the checkout sections, the background changes to gray.

I just need to know how to change this.

If anyone has any ideas, please post them.

Thanks

[wjcampbe]

Yes, I see the difference.

The generated code for normal use is

<table width="100%" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
<tr>
<td>
<Actinic:TEMPLATE type="begin" filename="C:\Program Files\Actinic v7\Sites\Site1\Act_LogoImage.html"/>
<!-- LogoImage HTML begin -->
<!-- This file is used to build the logo image markup. -->

while for the checkout it is (my bolding)

<table width="100%" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">
<tr>
<td align="left" bgcolor="#999999">
<Actinic:TEMPLATE type="begin" filename="C:\Program Files\Actinic v7\Sites\Site1\Act_LogoImage.html"/>
<!-- LogoImage HTML begin -->
<!-- This file is used to build the logo image markup. -->

<IMG SRC="plumLogo.gif"

If you take out that colour setting, then all should be ok.

[mattih5]

Oh yeah, thanks a lot wjcampbe, that's brill.

[wjcampbe]

Glad I was able to help. You've no idea how often I have stared at a bit of code for hours trying to find an error, just to have someone passing by say,"Why do you have two equals signs there and only one here?" The difference between exactly equals and begins with when doing a comparison of values....duh!