Font Size - 'Purchase Order Number' - Receipt Page

[Charles Bastari]

My company is primarily business to business. Since a lot of my customers reference a purchase order number I added the field to the check out area. On the receipt page the font for 'Purchase Order Number:' is huge compared to the surrounding fields. Additionally, the font of any number entered is as big as the 'Purchase Order Number:' font and the background where a number is entered is different from the background of the other fields.

If anyone tries to go through the order process on my site to get to where I'm writing about, please use 'bill my account' or 'send credit card details separately'. Use my test order default name, "Charles", Anywhere, USA, etc". I will know the order is not real.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

Charles Bastari
www.supplyspecialties.biz

PS My domain host is dealing with speed issue when the CGIBin is being accessed.

[GoLLuM]

I've been through to the receipt page twice both times all fonts were normal size. Unless I've missed something.
This is the right page?

http://www.perpetualpixels.com/pics/testreci01.jpg

[Charles Bastari]

Thanks for replying.

If you enter a purchase order number in the field under the 'select payment'
option on a previous page, the 'Purchase Order Number:' will show on the receipt page between 'Payment Method' and 'Terms and Conditions'

If you do not enter a purchase order number, the field doesn't show on the
receipt page.

c

[wjcampbe]

We had along thread on this very item just last month. Did you try a search for 'purchase order number' before you posted?

Here it is http://community.actinic.com/showthread.php?t=17300

[Charles Bastari]

I did some searching, but included the phrase 'font size' and could not find anything directly related. I'll be more imaginative with my search parameters in the future.

Once more you've come to my aid. You ought to charge for this stuff!

Regards,
Charles

[wjcampbe]

You ought to charge for this stuff!

And then what would I do for fun?