Apple Zen Support Thread

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Originally Posted by julie.t

Hi Jade,

Thank you for your quick response. I was able to move the add to cart box where I want it and am wondering if you could help me with the css.

The only thing I moved was the add to cart box. How can I get everything moved to the center?

Thanks so much for your help.

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I think this will get all of it (add the below to your stylesheet):

.back#productMainImage, .back#productDetailsList, #cartAdd, .back.optionName, .wrapperAttribsOptions .back, .forward#productTellFriendLink, .back#productReviewLink{float:none!important;}
#productGeneral, #productDetailsList, #cartAdd {margin:0 auto;text-align:center;}
#cartAdd {border:none!important;}

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Originally Posted by hrm

Look under Configuration -> Layout Settings and make sure that your global column settings look like this:
Column Left Status - Global 0
Column Right Status - Global 1

That should do it.

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Hi hrm,
I have my cart set up already like this...

Any other ideas what it could be?

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Originally Posted by A-Anyday

Hi hrm,
I have my cart set up already like this...

Any other ideas what it could be?

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Could I see a link, please?

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Originally Posted by jettrue

Could I see a link, please?

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http://www.carhil.com.au/store/

Thanks for your time jettrue...

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Originally Posted by jettrue

Its because of this:

<h1 id="indexDefaultHeading"></h1>

You can remove that from tpl_index_default.php, or paste this into your stylesheet:

#indexDefaultHeading {display:none;}

Then your image has a teeny bit of white at the top of it. :smartalec:

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I've tried both of these methods and neither has made the difference I was looking for. Am I doing something wrong?

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Originally Posted by A-Anyday

http://www.carhil.com.au/store/

Thanks for your time jettrue...

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I see you switched .centerColumn to float:right; so that the sideboxes would show up on the left? But remember, in layout boxes controller, you need to be sure that you choose "right" column. Or, you can turn the global status of both left and right columns to "1". Then it won't matter if you choose left or right in the layout boxes controller... but the right sideboxes will show up before any left sideboxes.

If you want your sideboxes to be on the left, remember you'll need to flip the content_bg.gif image so that the grey is on the left.

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Originally Posted by high2K

I've tried both of these methods and neither has made the difference I was looking for. Am I doing something wrong?

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What browser? In FF, the large gap is gone, and there's only a white sliver (from the image).

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Originally Posted by jettrue

What browser? In FF, the large gap is gone, and there's only a white sliver (from the image).

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Sorry I should have explained. FF gives the desired effect, but not IE

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Originally Posted by jettrue

I see you switched .centerColumn to float:right; so that the sideboxes would show up on the left? But remember, in layout boxes controller, you need to be sure that you choose "right" column. Or, you can turn the global status of both left and right columns to "1". Then it won't matter if you choose left or right in the layout boxes controller... but the right sideboxes will show up before any left sideboxes.

If you want your sideboxes to be on the left, remember you'll need to flip the content_bg.gif image so that the grey is on the left.

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Hi jettrue - Thanks for taking a look. Actually, no - I would like to keep my boxes in the right hand column as you intended with your template. So, how do I switch my .centerColumn back to normal to make it work? Please forgive my ignorance here!

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Originally Posted by high2K

Sorry I should have explained. FF gives the desired effect, but not IE

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Since you're not using the little grey stripey image that's below the drop menu, you can get rid of this:

<div id="centerColumnOuter"></div>

You can find that in includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/common/tpl_header.php