Here is an easy way to remove a table without any unwanted side effects. Open up /includes/boxes/best_sellers.php and find:
[php]$rows = 0;
$bestsellers_list = ‘
‘ . tep_row_number_format($rows) . ‘. | ‘ . $best_sellers[‘products_name’] . ‘ |
‘;
$info_box_contents = array();
$info_box_contents[] = array(‘text’ => $bestsellers_list);[/php]
Change it to:
[php]$rows = 0;
$bestsellers_list = ”;
while ($best_sellers = tep_db_fetch_array($best_sellers_query)) {
$rows++;
$bestsellers_list .= tep_row_number_format($rows) . ‘. ‘ . $best_sellers[‘products_name’] . ‘
‘;
}
$info_box_contents = array();
$info_box_contents[] = array(‘text’ => $bestsellers_list);
new infoBox($info_box_contents);[/php]
If you wanted, you could also remove the tep_row_number_format function. All this does is create a number from 1 to 10 for each seller. If you wanted to do this, try the following code instead;
[php]$rows = 0;
$bestsellers_list = ‘
- ‘;
- ‘ . $best_sellers[‘products_name’] . ‘
while ($best_sellers = tep_db_fetch_array($best_sellers_query)) {
$rows++;
$bestsellers_list .= ‘
‘;
}
$bestsellers_list .= ‘
‘;
$info_box_contents = array();
$info_box_contents[] = array(‘text’ => $bestsellers_list);[/php]
Which would output a semantically correct numbered list instead.