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[Under_Dome]

Hi, anyone knows how to hide the magnifying glass that appears on rollover over the product? this along with the functionality of the popup with the summary information that appears when the user clicks on the magnifying glass icon

Thank you

[totaltec]

Do you have a custom module/skin ready to go? If so, try adding this to the bottom of your main.php:

/**
 * Decorator run this method at the end of cache rebuild
 *
 * @return void
 */
public static function runBuildCacheHandler()
{
    parent::runBuildCacheHandler();
    
    \XLite\Core\Layout::getInstance()->removeTemplateFromLists(
        'items_list/product/parts/common.quicklook-button.tpl'
    );
}

[Ridgeway1]

I would like to eliminate the Magnifying Glass option as well. It might be called "quick view". Is there an easier way than learning to create modules/skins?

Thanks

[totaltec]

I guess you can just use CSS and "display: none;" on the element.

[Ridgeway1]

In which .css file? I need a bit more direction also. I am not that proficient with css. Exactly where in the css file do I place this?

[totaltec]

Can you include a link to your site so we can inspect your CSS? As to where to add it, I would add it to the end of your custom CSS in the admin. Unless you have built a custom module for your store, you do not want to ever modify any of the core CSS.

[Ridgeway1]

This was a two step process. I found the proper CSS and did as you suggested, then I edited EVERYTHING out of the "theme_tweaker/default/en/items_list/product/parts/common.quicklook-button.tpl " file.

[razortw]

Originally Posted by Ridgeway1

I would like to eliminate the Magnifying Glass option as well. It might be called "quick view". Is there an easier way than learning to create modules/skins?

Thanks

Hi there.
Just add the following code to the Custom CSS section

.products .product .quicklook {
  display: none;
}

[cflsystems]

Keep in mind this will not prevent the code to load. If you don't need it it is best to have a custom module to not load the feature at all. Speeds up page load. XC5 needs faster page loads

I never liked this solution that is all over the forum for XC5 - if you don't want to see the feature just use display:none.... This is not a solution. It is hiding the problem which will still continue to exist

[razortw]

Originally Posted by cflsystems

Keep in mind this will not prevent the code to load. If you don't need it it is best to have a custom module to not load the feature at all. Speeds up page load. XC5 needs faster page loads

I never liked this solution that is all over the forum for XC5 - if you don't want to see the feature just use display:none.... This is not a solution. It is hiding the problem which will still continue to exist

Totally agree with you on this.
Ideally, one should create a custom module that removes a standard template from the view and overrides it with the custom template that does not load what is meant to be hidden.