How do I add html (for a calculator) into an Auctiva Template?

tolraneMember

Hi everyone! Nice to be here. So glad Auctiva is finally available to us Aussies! Ty.

I have an Ozish calculator which I use in my listings. To add it into my listing using Turbo Lister, I would set it etc then copy the html into my listing where I wanted it to be.

Can I still do this with an Auctiva Template? If so, how?

Only started today with Auctiva, playing around and finding my way at the moment. Is it staring me in the face?

Thanks for any help.

6/16/062:02 AM

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gramma9196Member

You can add it into the shipping portion of your seller details.

6/16/067:33 AM

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tolraneMember

So, by the looks of it, the only way to add my shipping calculator code into my listing is to leave it out until it is active on ebay and then do a revision and add the calculator then?

It's looking like Auctiva is not the way to go for me if that is the case

6/18/0610:59 PM

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tolraneMember

I meant to say thanks gramma!

But my problem is most of my items are of varied weights and dimensions. Generic calculators would be ok for only a small percentage of my auctions the others need specific dimensions added to give correct domestic post costs. I would have to create a new "sellers details" each and every time I want to list.

6/18/0611:05 PM

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wayoutwestMember

there's a few ways to do this. you can edit the template and put it in whereever you want (and thus create a customized template), can put it in description area, shipping text box, etc.

6/19/065:42 AM

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