Move Cart Button and icons etc up

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10 years 9 months ago #179204

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Hi there I want to move the cart button and icons associated up to below the country drop down so everything is a little tidier

How do I do this, i have tried playing with the views but have not been successful




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10 years 9 months ago #179219

Hi,

It's the same as in your previous thread here . You'll need to apply some CSS, and the "how to" is generally described in the link you were given in the other thread.

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10 years 9 months ago #179223

Hi,

Nothing to add from my previous answer in the other threads.
( www.hikashop.com/forum/product-category-...n-or-not.html#179222 )

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10 years 9 months ago #179263

Thanks guys, :)

The reason I ask is because the CSS encapsulates the code, I get a little bit gittery about moving things around.
For example Firebug is useful for finding the relevant CSS, but then relocating something may require moving the code, as I have done in other parts for the product display.

So I guess my questions should be phrased more appropriately e.g. have made these changes to CSS and has not worked etc, and give you more info then you might see the problems I am running into more clearly.

And correct I am not a programmer or front end specialist, but I can normally hack at things and get things done, as long as others are a little patient with the questions that might arise.
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10 years 9 months ago #179290

Guys on the basis of the original question re: moving the CART BUTTON.
Unless I am wrong this cannot be done by CSS alone but I either need to move some of the code around so that the cart button move above this line. Please see image below
I have found what I believe to be the correct view that needs editing product / quantity.php, but I am not sure which bit of code to move to move the button above the stock count or just to remove the stock count (comment it out) and get the button to show only.

I believe this will then move the button and quantity + - buttons as well as the box up to the position where I want them.




Is there a way of adding a link that is not displayed to all? so that i can show you the page in more detail?

I hope this is a little more appropriate in terms of the type of questions you can give some guidance on.
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10 years 9 months ago #179334

Hi,

I don't believe that it requires any modification to the PHP code, just a simple CSS line of code that you can add anywhere in your template CSS of HikaShop CSS:
.hikashop_product_stock_count{ display:none !important; }

Of course, a link to the page would enable us to use firebug to look at the CSS/HTML of your page and make sure that the code we give will work, so without it, I can't guarantee it but still, a simple CSS solution should be fine.

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10 years 9 months ago #179418

Nicolas, thank you for the answer spot on, required me to make some other small amendments to some other CSS files to get it right up there, but your answer is exactly what I needed. I am use to hacking away at things to get get them done, but this was a much cleaner solution.

Thanks to all for your help and patience
Rgds
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