Yes it would and I actually get that now! lol It's been a long weekend - like trying to read chinese...

Now, as I'm sure you guessed... I have another idea....

How would I code this portion:
PHP Code:
if(is_array($prodoptions)){
  if($noproductoptions==TRUE){
   $hasmultipurchase=2;
  }else{
   if($prodoptions[0]['optType']==4 && @$noproductoptions!=TRUE) $thestyle=''; else $thestyle=' width="100%"';
   $optionshtml = displayproductoptions('<strong><span class="prodoption">','</span></strong>',$optdiff,$thetax,FALSE,$hasmultipurchase);
   if($optionshtml!='') print '<div class="prodoptions"><table border="0" cellspacing="1" cellpadding="1"'.$thestyle.'>' . $optionshtml . '</table></div>';
   $rs['pPrice'] += $optdiff;
  }
 
 }    ?> 
... to have it say if the optID is optn2 then have this "class" assigned? I know I can change the div class, but don't know how to tell it that only if optn2 is being displayed. Is that possible?

My reasoning is this... I have figured out that the shopping cart allows for alt product images based on the product options - and the way I have it coded is to display product options which increase the price - I want to hide the background option in the incproductbody.php page.

Going on to rename images!