Greeting capitalised in emails sent by Prestashop

[Walrus]

When Prestashop sends an email (e.g. password reminder), it capitalises the greeting as HI YOUR NAME. This looks really ugly.

 

How do I change the greeting so, one, it's not in 'all caps' and, two, echoes the logged in greeting.

 

For example: Hello, Your Name!

 

Thanks.

[tuk66]

Search for text-transform:uppercase in all email templates in /mails/*/* folder and remove this text. For English order confirmation, the email template is /mails/en/order_conf.html.

[Walrus]

Thanks for the quick reply. I was editing the txt files and getting nowhere. While waiting for a reply, I edited password_query.html and managed to get what I wanted by changing the style from uppercase to none, and the greeting. Thanks for the heads up regarding order_conf.html, which I have also edited.

 

Not sure why the Prestashop team chose such an ugly in your face type of greeting style. Would have helped if they used a variable that we can easily edit via the back office.

[WSH90]

Thanks for the quick reply. I was editing the txt files and getting nowhere. While waiting for a reply, I edited password_query.html and managed to get what I wanted by changing the style from uppercase to none, and the greeting. Thanks for the heads up regarding order_conf.html, which I have also edited.

 

Not sure why the Prestashop team chose such an ugly in your face type of greeting style. Would have helped if they used a variable that we can easily edit via the back office.

 

Yeah your had given a solution for yourself, that's great! However I would prefer remove the code "text-transform:uppercase;" to make the code clean.

 

But in some case when customer fill in their firs/last name without capitalize the first character, "text-transform:capitalize;" will be more proper when they receive email from your shop. 

 

For example I register my first and last name as john doe, the output will be:

• "text-transform:uppercase;" : JOHN DOE
• "text-transform:capitalize;" : John Doe
• "text-transform:none;" : john doe

 

You may find out more  at w3school.

[Walrus]

I only know CSS enough to be dangerous! Can you see any problem with 'text-transform: capitalize;'? That would cover the 'john doe' scenario. 

[WSH90]

I only know CSS enough to be dangerous! Can you see any problem with 'text-transform: capitalize;'? That would cover the 'john doe' scenario. 

 

Sorry I dont really understand what you mean, however I am confidence to what I wrote and will apply the change to my own store.

 

What's wrong with my example by the way?

[Walrus]

It's perfect. I misread. Thanks.

[WSH90]

It's perfect. I misread. Thanks.

 

Thanks for the clarification =)

 

May I have the link for your online store? 

Edited December 20, 2014 by WSH90 (see edit history)