hi very good information thank u

thanx a lot, it was very helpful

thanks dear
nice and clear

That information is not complete. Which file? module doesn’t have any file like that.

@Elvis:
did’nt you see these file on your Virtuemart?
/components/com_virtuemart/themes/default/templates/common/minicart.tpl.php

are you sure you have Virtuemart installed?

Great job. Thanks.

Hello,
VirtueMart is licensed under the GNU/GPL that allows you to modify just what you like in the script.
You can also turn off the Logo display in the shop configuration.
Consider a donation for the author please when you disable that.

I left the picture there, because most people think it leads to their cart. I just changed the link to:
href=”/index.php?page=shop.cart&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=53″

So people can still click on it and get to their shopping cart. ;)

This is a “hack” to the core system and a VERY poor way to do this.

Using a CSS hide method doesn’t remove the image, it just hides it and prevents browsers from displaying it. So the developers at VM still get the return link back (which they rightly deserve) as Google still sees the link and image.

This way is a hack, every time you update the VM component, it will overwrite the hack and you will have to log back in and re-edit the file. The CSS hide script (like this http://www.newworlddesigns.co.uk/blog/removing-hiding-the-virtuemart-logo-from-an-empty-cart-module), means you never have to update the hack again, as it just hides that image.

Ian

Nice tip!
I was searching for this link for 2 hours …
Thanks