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------ My Account | My Wishlist | My Cart | Checkout | Log In

I want to remove My Account and Checkout links on the list… i tried to find this on links.phtml and top.links.phtml but it seems the solution is not found in here..

anyone who could help me?

Thanks a lot.

Hi there,
You need to edit several files…

1. app/design/frontend/default/default/layout/checkout.xml
2. app/design/frontend/default/default/layout/customer.xml

You will see in these files that the links are being added - simply comment them out using comment tags (<!-- -->)

Cheers
Adam

wow.. thanks for this help.. the community here really helps a lot.. im soooo happy with it..

sorry to sound dumb, but where to i put the tags? lol

I know this thread has dropped, but I have a question regarding your proposed solution.  Won’t modifying the specified files cause problems when you update the site?  I want to avoid these problems by using a custom theme, but I’m having trouble getting them to work.  So if I can just modify those files without worrying about them breaking later that would be awesome.

Modifying the specified files under default/default can potentially cause problems, yes, which is why you make copies of all the files under your custom theme. That way it overwrites the default file for your specified site without making changes to anything else.

Hi Guys,

Does anyone here know how i can add an image next to the word my cart.

I need to add a small image of a shopping cart next to the my cart link but cant figure it out

Any Help please?????

If you want to add an image to the “My Cart” link you can do that quite easily via CSS, something like this:

Nick.

Hey Cheers for the Help but this doesnt seem to work?

What would the image path be if it was inside \skin\frontend\default\modern\images\media ??

I have tried loads of different paths even putting the image in a folder on the root and linking to it that way.

any ideas?

I would imagine the slashes would have to be reversed, as well as have the path (if you’re going to include the / at the beginning) to also include the shop folder:

/shop/skin/frontend/default/modern/images/media/image.jpg

Then again, I haven’t tried this, so I may very well be incorrect. But it’s worth a shot. And a bump.

TolputtKeeton - 17 November 2008 02:26 AM

Hey Cheers for the Help but this doesnt seem to work?

What would the image path be if it was inside \skin\frontend\default\modern\images\media ??

I have tried loads of different paths even putting the image in a folder on the root and linking to it that way.

any ideas?

Where the cart template is, have you tried using the path:

or something like that..