FoxyCart Images
"Powered By" Graphics
<a href="http://www.foxycart.com/" title="We chose FoxyCart for easy, SEO ecommerce"> <img src="https://www.foxycart.com/files/images/powered-by-foxycart-80x15.png" alt="Powered by FoxyCart Ecommerce" /> </a>
<a href="http://www.foxycart.com/" title="We chose FoxyCart for easy, SEO ecommerce"> <img src="https://www.foxycart.com/files/images/powered-by-foxycart-100x40.png" alt="Powered by FoxyCart Ecommerce" /> </a>
<a href="http://www.foxycart.com/" title="We chose FoxyCart for easy, SEO ecommerce"> <img src="https://www.foxycart.com/files/images/powered-by-foxycart-108x46.png" alt="Powered by FoxyCart Ecommerce" /> </a>
<a href="http://www.foxycart.com/" title="We chose FoxyCart for easy, SEO ecommerce"> <img src="https://www.foxycart.com/files/images/foxycart-100x30-silver.png" alt="Powered by FoxyCart Ecommerce" /> </a>
<a href="http://www.foxycart.com/" title="We chose FoxyCart for easy, SEO ecommerce"> <img src="https://www.foxycart.com/files/images/foxycart-100x30.png" alt="Powered by FoxyCart Ecommerce" /> </a>
"Feel Good" Graphics
RapidSSL Seal
For stores using the custom subdomain option, the domains use RapidSSL (unless special arrangements have been made), and seals can be found on the RapidSSL website. They look like this:
General Site Seals
There are a variety of site certification companies that will provide a “trust logo” or “site seal”. One that is popular is Trust-Guard.com. Please check their site for examples of their services.
Hacker Guardian logo
If you're using a standard *.foxycart.com store domain, you can add the following image to your checkout. Please be aware that if the user clicks or hovers over this “corner of trust” logo they will be presented with FoxyCart.com's business information, and not your site.
In order to avoid this, you can use the image without the javascript hover action by calling the image alone:
Insert this where you want it.
NOTE 1: This logo has a hover tooltip that displays the FoxyCart's information. If you want one of these logos branded with your own company's information, let us know.
NOTE 2: This script will display the Hacker Guardian information for the domain that it's being called from. You can call it from your *.foxycart.com pages just fine, but if you attempt to call it on your own domain it will display a “SERVER AWAITING VALIDATION” note, since your domain is not Hacker Guardian certified.
First put this code near your </body> tag:
<!-- BEGIN FOXYCART HACKERGUARDIAN LOGO --> <script language="JavaScript" src="https://secure.comodo.com/trustlogo/javascript/trustlogo.js" type="text/javascript"></script> <script type="text/javascript">TrustLogo("https://www.foxycart.com/files/images/hackerguardianlogo.gif", "HGLOGO", "none");</script> <!-- END FOXYCART HACKERGUARDIAN LOGO -->
If you wanted to, you could split these two script calls apart, sticking one in your <head> section and the second where you want the logo to appear.
Here's an example of how it looks when it's working:
