Removing table heading titles from product listing

[Gil_e_n]

I'm attempting to remove all the titles from the product listing for a few reasons. And even after removing all the other titles just by removing all the text from the includes/languagues/english/index.php and advanced_search.php define TABLE_HEADING_?, there remains a plus mark. (See graphic illustrating problem here.) Does anyone know where this is coming from? I've been combing product_listing, advanced_search_result, and index.php, but I can't figure out where this is coming from. If anyone could point out to me where this plus mark is coming from, I'd be grateful.

[Gil_e_n]

Right. I apparently lose at phrasing questions into the search engine correctly the first few times. For anyone reading this, go to includes/functions/general.php and change this:

$sort_suffix = (substr($sortby, 0, 1) == $colnum ? (substr($sortby, 1, 1) == 'a' ? '+' : '-') : '') . '</a>';

to

$sort_suffix = (substr($sortby, 0, 1) == $colnum ? (substr($sortby, 1, 1) == 'a' ? '' : '') : '') . '</a>';

[Guest]

Thanks so much for that - I've just made that change. But what I've been searching and searching for is where to change the color of that heading background. I have changed every other color (in stylesheet.css) without a problem. I've even changed this color once, clearly, since it's orange. But I want it pink, and I have spent two days trying to work out WHERE to change the thing! I can't seem to find any answer in the forum (though I've found HEAPS of other things along the way).

 

Can anyone please tell me where to change the color of the border for the product listing?

 

Thank you VERY much,

amy

[Gil_e_n]

Look for productListing-heading in stylesheet.css - that should be where it's defined.

[Guest]

Thanks, Gillian. I appreciate your help. But I still can't find where the code says orange! Here's that section of my stylesheet.css (ff7799 is the color I *want* it to be, and it's the code that's in there, but... it's still orange!):

 

.productListing-heading {

font-family: Tahoma, Verdana, Arial, sans-serif;

font-size: 10px;

background: #ff7799;

color: #ffffff;

font-weight: bold;

}

 

 

Ooooohhhh... wait a minute. Stupid Safari! I just checked it out in Firefox (I know, I know, it's so much better - why am I still using Safari??), and it's pink, like I want, like the code says. Safari makes it orange, which it was previously, and no matter how many times I empty cache, reset, etc, it doesn't change. I changed it to pink MONTHS ago, and it's just been giving me a pain. Now it's pink!

 

So. Lesson learned. No more Safari. Thanks so much for your help, anyway. If you hadn't told me exactly where it was, I just would have kept assuming I was getting it wrong, and wouldn't have thought to check it on Firefox. So you helped me solve this problem.

 

many thanks,

amy

[mariavargas]

EXCELLENT! :thumbsup:

That worked for me too! It removed the plus sign after product name!

Thanks!

:D

MV

 

Right. I apparently lose at phrasing questions into the search engine correctly the first few times. For anyone reading this, go to includes/functions/general.php and change this:

$sort_suffix = (substr($sortby, 0, 1) == $colnum ? (substr($sortby, 1, 1) == 'a' ? '+' : '-') : '') . '</a>';

to

$sort_suffix = (substr($sortby, 0, 1) == $colnum ? (substr($sortby, 1, 1) == 'a' ? '' : '') : '') . '</a>';