Use of <blockquote> in product pages

[mikewheeler]

When viewing products with many components/options the components/options seem very spaced out. This appears to be due to the use of BLOCKQUOTEs - see example below. Is there any need for this?

<SPAN CLASS="actxsmall">
<INPUT TYPE=CHECKBOX NAME="v_ps-tor-rmw-adult_4" >
Print Numbers £2.00 extra per shirt
<BLOCKQUOTE><Actinic:PRICE_EXPLANATION PROD_REF="ps-tor-rmw-adult" COMPONENTID=1></Actinic:PRICE_EXPLANATION></BLOCKQUOTE>
</SPAN><BR>
<SPAN CLASS="actxsmall">
<INPUT TYPE=CHECKBOX NAME="v_ps-tor-rmw-adult_5" >
Print sponsor name/logo £2.00 extra per shirt
<BLOCKQUOTE><Actinic:PRICE_EXPLANATION PROD_REF="ps-tor-rmw-adult" COMPONENTID=2></Actinic:PRICE_EXPLANATION></BLOCKQUOTE>
</SPAN><BR>

[NormanRouxel]

<BLOCKQUOTE> is a styling control and may safely be removed, or replaced with whatever you prefer. Don't forget to remove the </BLOCKQUOTE> as well.

Norman.

p.s. You didn't mention what theme you are using. Different themes format things in different ways.

[mikewheeler]

Thanks Norman. I am using a modified clean layout 01.

I would tell you the url of the shop but I want to keep the public out - is there a way of password protecting a site whilst still allowing catalog to upload. I tried creating a .htaccess file but this stopped publishing via catalog.

BTW don't know the answer to my discounting question (earlier thread) do you :-)

[NormanRouxel]

>BTW don't know the answer to my discounting question (earlier thread) do you :-)

If that was about creating a percentage discount when the order reaches a certain theshhold then it could only be done by

a) Much Perl hacking (sorry - haven't done that one already).

b) Getting Actinic to implement it as it's such an obvious requirement.

Norman