Change style of order placed email %Order.Product(s)% v1.9

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12 anni tempo fa
Can anyone tell me where I can change the style of the %Order.Product(s)% tag for the message templates? I want to change the style of the %Order.Product(s)% tag for order placed emails to the cutomer. Thanks.
12 anni tempo fa
Hi,

Go into the admin area then> content management> templates> message templates>
12 anni tempo fa
The admin area then> content management> templates> message templates> is where you modify the templates. I need to style the %Order.Product(s)% tag. This tag places the products ordered into the email to the customer when the order is placed.  I want to know where I can change the style on how the products ordered summary looks in the email.  I'm looking for the code that generates this tag?  Thanks.
12 anni tempo fa
Hi I have the same problem - does anyone have the answer
12 anni tempo fa
You can change the different colors that are used in the table.
Add
MessageTemplate.Color1
MessageTemplate.Color2
MessageTemplate.Color3
to the Settings and define a color in HEX format (example: #F2F2F2 ).

By the way: tested this in 1.90, not in 2.x.
12 anni tempo fa
That's good information to know on changing the colors. I will at least test that.  But I really want to remove the SKU number and reformat the tables for the %Order.Product(s)% token.  I called it a tag in the previous posts. Thanks!
12 anni tempo fa
Then you would need to change the source code.
Can you tell what version you use?
12 anni tempo fa
I'm using version 1.9.  If you can tell me where to find this in the source code, I can change it.  Thanks!
12 anni tempo fa
Look at the function ProductListToHtmlTable in the file BusinessLogic/Messages/MessageService.cs
12 anni tempo fa
Hi there we are using 2.1 and will be upgrading to 2.3.

Do we need to do the same

Many thanks
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