Hi,

Could someone tell me where I would find the style sheets that control the size and colour of the text that gets used for categories?  In particular the summary text and the price text.

Also is it possible to add a suffix to the prices to say inc VAT and ex VAT?

Cheers

K.

Hi Keith,

As Michael explain it, you can add the suffix directly in the template. But, if your web site is multi-lingual it should be better to add the suffix in the coresponding locale resource file. Every strings inside the Store module can be changed/adapted with the standard DNN Language Editor. Login as host and go to Host > Languages, then click on Language Editor (at the bottom left). In the tree to the left, expand Local Resources > DesktopModules > Store > App_LocalResources and click on ProductDetail.ascx. In the right part of the screen on top, select the corresponding locale, then search the resource name VATPrice.Text. Replace the value: {0} by: {0} VAT included or anything your want. Click on Update. That's all!

Gilles

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Hi Michael,

You'r welcome! Thanks to you for helping users.

Another advantage with the use of the resources, it is that the suffix applies to all templates using the corresponding token. Moreover, in this file it is also possible to modify the measuring units used for the products.

Gilles

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