Editor V3.0/RTML 2.0 Updates
With the introduction of Turbify Editor V3.0 and RTML 2.0, some of the tips - mostly the RTML tips - are now outdated if you are using the new templates/editor. Watch this place as we post the relevant corrections here.
How to remove your store's name from the pages (p. 12)
This tip does not apply to Editor V3.0
Graphical Order Button (p. 13)
This tip does not apply to Editor V3.0. To add a graphical order button, upload your Add to Cart image into the "add-to-cart-image" variable.
Breadcrumbs (p. 15) and Enabling the built-in breadcrumbs (p. 19)
This tip does not apply to Editor V3.0. Breadcrumbs are built into Editor V3.0.
Click here to enlarge (p. 25)
In Editor V3.0, you will have to modify your copy of the "image" template. In that template, you'll see towards the end of the template the following code segment:
IMAGE source RENDER image image max-height h max-width w alt @name class WHEN CALL :has-price imgclass title @name
this needs to be changed to
IMAGE source FUSE axis :vertical RENDER image image max-height h max-width w RENDER text "Click to enlarge" alt @name class WHEN CALL :has-price imgclass title @name
Enlarged Image Popup (p. 87)
The template to modify is your copy of the "image" template. In that template, you'll see a code segment like this:
TAG-WHEN tag STRING-APPEND "a href=\"" IMAGE-REF image "\""
Change this to:
TAG-WHEN tag STRING-APPEND "a href=javascript:popup('enlarge.html?" IMAGE-REF image "') "
In addition, Editor V3.0 does not have a "raw-html." template. Instead, use x2-raw-html. as the template for the enlarge page.
Alphabetized Index Page
You will have to modify your copy of the sitemap template. Everything starting with the FOR-EACH operator in the book will replace the entire FOR-EACH block in the sitemap template.
Hierarchical Index Page
In Editor V3, the ITEM operator requires its contents to be pasted within, not after, so if you are using editor V3, the CALL :hierarchy-list expressions in the templates will have to be pasted within the ITEM operator.