[Resolved] Mican Cursor problem

[G Dubyah]

When I hover the cursor over some buttons it doesn't change to hover mode.

When you click on the buy button there is no indication that you have bought the item, but it does add it to the cart.

 

Help please

 

Mican theme V1.0.2

Update.

I've found the setting for it to jump to the basket when an item is added, but there is no "continue shopping" button, should there be ?

[Dirty Butter]

There IS something coming in the NEXT version of CC that puts a Continue Shopping button "somewhere", but of course that's for Foundation.  IF it's what you want it should be possible to pick up the code and add it to your Mican, perhaps after the upgrade is available - perhaps now????

I'll try to find the link to it in GitHub and add it here.

https://github.com/cubecart/v6/issues/1227

[bsmither]

In Mican, if the javascript is working, clicking a "Buy Now" button will cause the shopping basket box's "View Basket" button to shake side-to-side for a second or two. The Total (price) of products in the shopping basket is updated as well. This happens without a page refresh.

If the browser fetches the complete page of the View Product or View Category page, then the javascript is not working.

Mican does not have a distinct "Continue Shopping" button. The logo in the header serves as a link to the Homepage.

Also, there is a (smallish) link in the Breadcrumbs (above the orange checkout progress bar) that points to the Homepage. The Mican checkout pages include all the sideboxes that appear on any other page: "Shop by Category" (including a link to the Homepage), "On sale", "Best Sellers", and "Featured Product".

To have a dedicated "Continue Shopping" button may be a bit redundant -- unless you have edited the Mican skin to not show these sideboxes at checkout.

By the default rules, browsers only use the finger-pointer style of cursor on web links - and by default, underline the link and change its color. All of this can be overridden by CSS and javascript to look like and behave as required.

Buttons are not web links. Buttons are form elements. Other kinds of form elements are checkboxes and Submit buttons. Web links can be styled to look like buttons, and buttons can be styled with CSS and javascript to look like and behave as required.

Try this: in the Mican skin file common.css, near line 443, find:

.button_default {

On a new blank line after, add:

cursor: pointer;

This will make the browser use a pointer whenever the mouse cursor hovers over a button - any button - with the CSS .button_default style.

[G Dubyah]

Thanks very much, customers will now know that the buttons are working

[keat]

Nice one, I'm having that.