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3/5/2014 8:26 PM
 

In CV 3.1, I don't see an easy way to style the contents of the cvThankyouMessage inside DonationsTemplate.htm. In particular, it uses this "Proceed to Checkout" button:

 

when the rest of the site has the nice blue "Checkout" button:

What is the best way to fix the "Proceed to Checkout" button in the cvThankyouMessage?

 
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3/5/2014 8:41 PM
 
Also, I'm not sure if using the .NormalRed style on the "thank you" message is really appropriate. It displays as red (as expected) on the page and looks rather frightening.
 
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3/7/2014 10:41 AM
 

Hi Larry

I agree the style is very much of warning. We need to give this message a unique CSS class and make something more fitting a thank you message.

I've looked at the "proceed to checkout" we are return some HTML markup via an AJAX call when we record the donation. Its this HTML which is then showing that old style button. I've added a ticket so that the next release of CV will have that as a button to match the others on the page and the value will be editable using a resource file.
Sorry for that issue.

The only thing I can suggest now as a fix is for you to use some jQuery to swap out the <img> inside the <a> with something like what we use on the other buttons.

Regards

Mark

 
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