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Incorporating HTML into category pages
Hello all
is it possible to incorporate simple html (similar to creation and modification of static pages) on the category and sub-category pages? I would like to start selling text links on my subs (example: http://www.spiffybaby.com/Baby-Footwear-p-1-c-3.html) so i naturally need an excess to them. Thanks so much Daniel |
Re: Incorporating HTML into category pages
Please don't post questions in the Completed Custom Mods forum. Moving to Template Editing.
Yes, you can add html to the category descriptions. |
Re: Incorporating HTML into category pages
Sorry, did not see that the forum was for completed mods.
So how does one ad html to category pages? Thanks |
Re: Incorporating HTML into category pages
Hi, as I mentioned above, you can add html to category descriptions.
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Re: Incorporating HTML into category pages
Well Ryan
I do have simple HTML in description before my icons for sub-categories (which by the way, i have no idea how to make bigger, so if you can suggest on that too, i would appreciate it). What I really want to have is to utilize the space below to sell some text-ad links. So sort of like a separate static html page maybe embeded on the category level. I really dont wanna mess around with the description of these pages. How do i do that? thanks much Daniel |
Re: Incorporating HTML into category pages
Well, that's difficult, as you would need to edit the template directly, and add {if} statements to show different content based on which category you are in. To make the images larger, simply upload larger images.
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Re: Incorporating HTML into category pages
I see. Can you give me an idea of if-else satement based on the category location? i.e. how do i check which category i am in? Also which template would that be?
I already tried with bigger images, but I will again just to make sure. I am pretty sure my ex-developer limited the size somewhere. Thanks |
Re: Incorporating HTML into category pages
The categories template is customer/main/subcategories.tpl. If your developer did something to limit the size, it is probably in there. For {if} statements, great thread here:
http://forum.x-cart.com/showthread.php?t=8881 |
Re: Incorporating HTML into category pages
Great! Thanks much
Daniel |
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