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Thread: Display Wishlist Button Only

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    donato is offline Senior Member
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    Default Display Wishlist Button Only

    Hello,

    I have tried searching on the forum, but could not find an answer or anything in relation to this...

    I would like to disable the Shopping Cart aspect for now, however, I would like to utilize and show only the Wishlist (and perhaps the Registry) portion of this as well.

    Has anyone done this before or could anyone offer some direction/help?

    Cheers,

    D

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    donato is offline Senior Member
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    ...and I know there is a ShowWishButtons App Config parameter, but why isn't there a ShowAddToCartButtons App Config parameter? Is there a way to do this? We are not ready to go full e-commerce as of right now, because we have a lot of sales people whom make commission and brick and mortar stores. We want people to walk into the stores for the most part, however, I would like them to be able to make a Wish List, and maybe even be able to use this as an incentive for 10% or something if they bring their wish list into the store.

    Cheers,

    D

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    donato is offline Senior Member
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    OK. I went back (AGAIN) and added this, but I could have sworn I have done this already and it didn't work before:

    .AddToCartButton
    {
    display:none;
    visibility: hidden;
    }