Newsletter Builder Placeholder in wysiwyg editor

By ht1080z - March 6, 2017

Hi,

When i create a new HTML template in cmsBuilder > Newsletter Builder > Templates and add the #content# placeholder to the main body the wysiwyg editor automatically add a paragraph tag like: <p>#content#</p> and this creates additional vertical space breaking my template design.

Note: I add the HTML newsletter <head>...</head> (with css and META TAGS) to the common.php and in the template i'm adding only the content of my body. Without this it is additional problems (<p> tag adding to the head as well).

How can i avoid this? Please advise,
Karls

By ht1080z - March 9, 2017

Hi Greg,

and thank you for the quick solution. I tried only span but not div.

I cannot help myself but to ask about your screenshot. There is something my eyes immediately found...
There is a folder Order & Shopping Cart. I assume is something that is under development but I'm really interested in.

If you can please let me know more details.

Thank you again,
Karls

Hi Karls, 

Well spotted! That's from our shopping cart system 'Simple Cart'. It has the following features:

  • Full cart system that integrates into CMS Builder.
  • Support for several different payment processors (PayPal, Authorize.net, Stripe)
  • Discount Code System. 
  • Integration with the Website Membership plugin (users can log in and see their previous orders).

We don't provide it as a stand-alone plugin as we find every cart setup is different (custom tax rates, shipping costs, payment processors, all of which normally need custom programming). If you contact consulting@interactivetools.com we can give an estimate to implement it into a site for you. A cart integration normally costs between $500 and $1200 depending on the amount of custom programming that's required. 

Let me know if you have any questions!

Greg Thomas







PHP Programmer - interactivetools.com

By ht1080z - March 10, 2017

Hi Greg,

Thank you for the extra info about the Shopping cart. Definitely will adjust this somehow in my next ecommerce project.

Great news anyway!
Karls