Move update button in shopping cart

[helpme]

How do I move my update button by the zip code on the shopping cart. For some reason it is far right and I want it next to the zip code box.

I know I did this in my 1.3.7 cart, but for the life of me can't remember how I did it and I can not find it anywhere in the forum either.
Thanks for your help!

[fairestcape]

This is being subjected to the style classes .buttonrow and .forward .

In the stylesheet, .forward is given a property of "float" and a value of "right" , and as other elements are dependant on this style, it would be unwise to change that value to "left" just to satisfy this instance of the selector.

It would be better to edit the core file. As your cart is a "blend" of shopping cart and shipping estimator, I'm not sure what file you need to edit, but you need to find the DIV in which the button sits, and where you see .forward, change it to .back (The selector ".buttonRow" will appear just before it.)

[haredo]

How do I move my update button by the zip code on the shopping cart. For some reason it is far right and I want it next to the zip code box.

I know I did this in my 1.3.7 cart, but for the life of me can't remember how I did it and I can not find it anywhere in the forum either.
Thanks for your help!

H,includes/ templates/ your-own_template/ css/ stylesheet.css/ This is what I view, You will half to seperate the .forward declaration from the sheet...
.forward, #shoppingCartDefault #PPECbutton {stylesheet.css (line 719)
float:right;
} Change to:
#shoppingCartDefault #PPECbutton {float:right;} Then, add the new declaration to the sheet right below the above.
.forward {float: left;}

[fairestcape]

H,includes/ templates/ your-own_template/ css/ stylesheet.css/ This is what I view, You will half to seperate the .forward declaration from the sheet...
.forward, #shoppingCartDefault #PPECbutton {stylesheet.css (line 719)
float:right;
} Change to:
#shoppingCartDefault #PPECbutton {float:right;} Then, add the new declaration to the sheet right below the above.
.forward {float: left;}

This was my initial thought, Haredo, but the .forward selector is used quite often through the site.

What about a PAGE-SPECIFIC custom Stylesheet? Create a stylesheet for shopping cart where you can declare .forward to float left?

(But as the poster's cart is a BLEND of shopping cart and shipping estimator, what is this new page called - is it still shopping cart?