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Jan 2011

When a buyer clicks the Add to Cart button, they are directed to a separate, full page that includes my logo. This is perfect.



When a buyer clicks the View Cart button, they are directed to a small, generic, overplay page that appears within the current page.



Questions:

1. Is there a way to make the overlay page larger or as a separate page?

2. Is there a way to personalize/brand the View Cart page so that I include my logo and company name instead of the little generic shopping cart?

3. I currently have the View Cart button disabled; will buyers be able to check out from this page?

4. When I add the View Cart button, the Add to Cart button page looks like the View Cart page; it becomes an overlay page with the generic shopping cart. How can I get both these pages to look the same, with my logo and as the large, separate page? It seems when I add View Cart, it screws this up.



Thank you.



--Paula

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    Jan '11
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I figured out what I need to do. However, when I add the View Cart button to my top menu it changes the margins. Is there anything I can do about this?



It may very well be a FrontPage issue. Revising margins with FrontPage is difficult, at least for me.

As you've probably figured out, to maintain the overlay-style cart inside your page, you just need to make sure you have at least one, complete block of your View Cart code from Seller Admin on every page that has any number of Add to Carts.



If you'd prefer to show the cart in a separate popup window instead, just use the non-JavaScript version of our cart button codes, which you can obtain by UN-checking the box indicated on our button codes screen in Seller Admin.



If you are using the standard (overlay-style) cart and find it's causing any layout glitches in your page, try adding these lines to your View Cart code on every page, just before the "// -->" line in the standard code you obtained from Seller Admin:



function EJEJC_config() {

EJEJC_INITCSS = false;

}