Jamie
June 17th, 2002, 04:04 PM
This requires changing a theme file. In order to do this, you have to be running a custom theme. See the theme section of the installation doc for more info on how to do this. (squirrelcart/docs/index.php).
OK... so let's assume you are running a custom theme called "mysite". In the example below, your "custom theme folder" is "squirrelcart/themes/mysite". The theme file you need to customize is called logged_in.php, and is what controls what appears in the Account Options box after a user logs in.
1. Copy the file squirrelcart/themes/squirrelcart/logged_in.php to your custom theme folder.
2. Open up the file in an editor. It should look something like this:
<?=$Logged_in_Message?>
<br>
<?=$Account_Details_Link ?> |
<?=$Logout_Link ?><br>
<?=$Change_Theme?>
3. REM out the last line with an HTML remark:
<!-- <?=$Change_Theme?> -->
If you wish, you can also just remove the last line.
OK... so let's assume you are running a custom theme called "mysite". In the example below, your "custom theme folder" is "squirrelcart/themes/mysite". The theme file you need to customize is called logged_in.php, and is what controls what appears in the Account Options box after a user logs in.
1. Copy the file squirrelcart/themes/squirrelcart/logged_in.php to your custom theme folder.
2. Open up the file in an editor. It should look something like this:
<?=$Logged_in_Message?>
<br>
<?=$Account_Details_Link ?> |
<?=$Logout_Link ?><br>
<?=$Change_Theme?>
3. REM out the last line with an HTML remark:
<!-- <?=$Change_Theme?> -->
If you wish, you can also just remove the last line.