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What does this code in home.tpl do?
I cut all this code out from home.tpl. Couldn't really figure out what exactly it does but it all seems to be in the top gray bar I wanted to remove. Any info on what all this is and what does it have to do with Checkout since my checkout seems to be just fine without this?
Thanks, Predrag Code:
<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="100%"> |
Re: What does this code in home.tpl do?
That is all related to the fast lane checkout module. FYI, you should never cut code out completely until you are sure about what it does. Always safe to comment it out first:
{* commented out code *} |
Re: What does this code in home.tpl do?
Related to fast checkout in what way since home.tpl is not even called after I click on checkout link in the cart?
Cart seems to work fine without that code. It is commented out. Thanks, Predrag |
Re: What does this code in home.tpl do?
Sorry, now that look at it closer it contains the 'user is logged in' text ,as well as the printable page icon for NON fast-lane checkout pages.
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Re: What does this code in home.tpl do?
As Padraic siad, this is all related to Fast Lane Checkout. If you do not have FLC enabled, this code will nt be involved, BUT there is no harm to leave it in -- becasue if in the future, you should decide to use FLC (I do, I like it), and you want to update your version, without the code, upgrades will be even more of a mess.
Why do you need to cut this out? You can modify the look by going into the CSS... Be careful -- you are messing with the checkout - this is mission critical stuff here. If you read the code, you'll see what it's doing... not too many ifs... you shold be able to modify the CSS to do what you want. Good luck. |
Re: What does this code in home.tpl do?
I compromised doing these modifications. It takes out lines, grey background and Search.
Code:
<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="100%"> |
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