ukdeveloper

Thank you so much for your help. It's been invaluable. There's still a few things I can't find or get my head around, but wont disturb you with those. I'll persevere and see if I can sort it. Thanks again Carl.

Ok, so after playing a little I made a backup of style.css inside the standard_cart/css folder and added the above code you gave which now shows red for unavailable domains. What im struggling with is, can you explain how you knew it was the .unavailable and .invalid elements which needed changing. Where are these elements assigned? Could you show me where I would have found the .unavailable reference by inspecting the element? the only reference I can see is the one attached. And therefore do I assume if I wanted to change the AVAILABLE background colour to a green for instance, would I use the element: .spotlight-tld .btn.add-to-cart ? If this is not right, how do you know where to find the ones that are?? Cheers Carl.

Gotcha. I think. So would I need to create a custom.css file inside standard_cart or just my usual custom.css, because the latter doesn't seem to work. I have placed: .spotlight-tld .unavailable, .spotlight-tld .invalid { background-color: #ff0000 !important; border-color: #cc0000 !important; opacity: 1 !important; } inside custom.css and it makes no difference. Cheers Carl

Maybe you could be so kind as to tell me where im going wrong in my step by step here: AIM: TO CHANGE THE BACKGROUND COLOUR OF IMAGE ONE TO RED IF UNAVAILABLE: STEP ONE: Right click and inspect element: STEP TWO: Locate element in all.css Now this is where I seem to struggle. In this instance, what would I search for in all.css. I've searched for "spotlight-tld" and it finds nothing. Neither does btn:not and domain-contact-support. However from within firefox if I change the properties for background-color to #ff0000 it shows exactly what im looking for. so I copy: .spotlight-tld .btn:not(.domain-contact-support) { background-color: #FF0000; } to custom.css, but the change does not reflect.

So the bit im struggling with is finding the relevant element in all.css. For instance how (if there is a way) would you reference css files outside the theme folder? These for instance (see pic) are in a different folder altogether. Would I need to change the original style.css for these elements or can I add the changed css to custom.css as I would normally. Because anything I add to custom.css relating to these elements is not updating at all. Carl.

Thank you so so much. One day I'll have your knowledge. Actually I probably wont LOL.

It's starting to come along. Although I cannot for the life of me work out how to change certain things. I'll try and get there though. One thing, how would one change an image? like the background to the "find a domain", and is there a way to change the wording should you so wish? Thanks Carl.

So a question: How would you reference this particular element and change it's hover colour: Carl.

Thank you so much!!! Genius.... #imustlearncss Carl.

So I copied the six template and named the folder megasix, and selected this template from within WHMCS admin panel. in the custom.css file for that template I've made a few small changes: /* Change HEADER to some GREEN COLOR FOR TESTING */ .section#header { margin: 0; padding: 10px 0; background-color: #51d2a3 !important; border-radius: 5px 5px 0 0; } (I've also tried the below and also with and without !important etc... /* Change HEADER to some GREEN COLOR FOR TESTING */ .header { margin: 0; padding: 10px 0; background-color: #51d2a3 !important; border-radius: 5px 5px 0 0; } )) Yet no changes I make to this custom.css are showing in any browser whatsoever. In Firefox it's reporting that the css file being loaded is https://megadealhosting.com/billing/templates/megasix/css/all.min.css so it's referencing the right template, but no changes. Any ideas? Carl.

Yep!! i need a coffee... still half asleep! but whilst you're in a fixing mood LOL, http://forum.whmcs.com/showthread.php?t=44114

Im pretty sure that if you go into the customers order and change the next due date, to the correct date, the next invoice is generated (if annual payment is selected) exactly a year from the NEW NEXT DUE date. Im no expert though. CK

Hi, Im using V5. Scenario: customer orders a hosting package and is taken to the ordering site in WHMCS. The first thing they need to do is choose what they want to do regarding a domain name, and in this scenario they wish to order a NEW domain. They choose a domain name (johnsmithdkhjk.com) and press the "CLICK TO CONTINUE" button it shows the domain as AVAILABLE and the confirm dialogue appears where he "tick" confirms the domain. Now the customer realises he has made a mistake on the domain name and corrects it to johnsmith.com (a domain which is UNAVAILABLE). He presses the "click to confirm" button but this time no confirmation appears and he is taken through the ordering process for the ORIGINAL incorrectly spelt domain name? Now if he doesn't realise this, he will submit an erroneous order and domain will be registered. If he does realise he has to go through the entire order process and then empty cart to start again? If a client just wanted to order a domain name he goes through the "check AVAILABILITY" process until a domain is shows as available, but can still change his name at any time. Yet with ordering a domain as part of a hosting package, this "change of mind" seems not possible. Is this right or am i doing something wrong? Cheers UKD.

YOU........ are my hero!!! UKD.

Hmmm I've logged in both as client and admin and can see nothing to do with twitter at all????