Cherry Zen Template Support Thread

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Originally Posted by jettrue

First of all, that "change #navMain to 700px" reply was for a totally different issue than what you are having.

Your problem is that you changed the width of the body to 1000px. Change it back to width:auto.

html>body {
width: 1000px;
}

change it, and all will be well.

The cart issue is not related. If you changed any files related to the shopping cart (even language files) re-upload the originals, you've got something messed up somewhere.

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Thank you so much. It's fixed.
Yes, I realize that the cart issue has nothing to so with this. Thanks for your time and love your avatar! It's nice to see a personal touch!

I have searched all over looking for a fix...Only on my Discount Coupon page does the catagory sidebar (which is listed on the left side) moves towards the right side of page 9towards the right sidebar)...please, please, please help before we go live?!?!?!

http://www.orlandohelitours.com/stor...iscount_coupon

Thank you in advance for any assistance...

BTW...Awesome template!

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Originally Posted by jtlswan

I have searched all over looking for a fix...Only on my Discount Coupon page does the catagory sidebar (which is listed on the left side) moves towards the right side of page 9towards the right sidebar)...please, please, please help before we go live?!?!?!

http://www.orlandohelitours.com/stor...iscount_coupon

Thank you in advance for any assistance...

BTW...Awesome template!

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You have one too many </div>'s. Since this issue only happens on the discount coupon page, it stands to reason that your issue is there. Look where you defined the text for that page, and I'll bet you added a </div> when it wasn't needed.

Using Zen-Cart 1.3.8 and dutch language set 1.3.7 I created a site on www.zepto-computers.nl. The problem I bump into is that I need a mainnav bar which is higher than default (basically I need two lines) for where it's default saying HOME, My Account, Shopping Cart.
How and where can I change the width of this as adding width to the stylesheet doesn't make a difference for the height.


Thanks in advance,

Wjansen.

Hi Jade,
I am trying to optimize the checkout bit of the template to improve sales.
I wanted to turn off the left and right columns so that people can concentrate more on the payment bit.

I followed the instructions on page 101 and 102 by you used the css
#loginBody #navColumnOne, #loginBody #navColumnTwo {display:none;}

#loginBody .contentWrap {padding:0 15px;}

#loginBody .outer {padding:0!important;}

#loginBody .float-wrap {width:100%}
it works fine on IE6 and Firefox &geko. IE7 makes the content box go small and to the right. I changed the
Padding: 0!important to Padding 1 important for now. It works on all browsers now although the side boxes show.

Is there anyway to tackle the problem.
the website is http://morgan111morgan.com and pages are all the checkout pages.
Thank you for the nice template.
Regards
Onesimpleman

I just want to say I love cherry zen! I am still figuring this all out but I have a working shopping cart. Thanks a bunch.:clap:

One thing that would be great (and maybe there already is an easy way to do this) would be an EASY way to make the sideboxes wider or make the text in them smaller so it will fit before it wraps to a second line.

Please look at my site - suggestions are truly welcome. (I already know most of the photos aren't too good - I used to have a black background website, so I need to redo the photos) But really, ANY constructive criticism is welcome. :bigups:

Thanks again!

Jeff

www.jeffreydesign.com

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Originally Posted by onesimpleman

Hi Jade,
I am trying to optimize the checkout bit of the template to improve sales.
I wanted to turn off the left and right columns so that people can concentrate more on the payment bit.

I followed the instructions on page 101 and 102 by you used the css
#loginBody #navColumnOne, #loginBody #navColumnTwo {display:none;}

#loginBody .contentWrap {padding:0 15px;}

#loginBody .outer {padding:0!important;}

#loginBody .float-wrap {width:100%}
it works fine on IE6 and Firefox &geko. IE7 makes the content box go small and to the right. I changed the
Padding: 0!important to Padding 1 important for now. It works on all browsers now although the side boxes show.

Is there anyway to tackle the problem.
the website is http://morgan111morgan.com and pages are all the checkout pages.
Thank you for the nice template.
Regards
Onesimpleman

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You found a glitch in my template, THANKS :hug:, however, your "solution" was just because of an error in your css, which caused IE to freak out, which caused the sideboxes to be hidden. FYI, in a stylesheet, you can't just change 0 to 1. 1 what? 1 px? 1 em? 1 yard? 1 mile? You have to tell it what the unit of measure is. And anyway it needs to be 0, in all reality.

BUT to fix your issue, open up includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/common/tpl_main_page.php

and change these lines (approx line 137-143):

Code:

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            <!-- end left div -->
            <div class="clearBoth"></div>
          </div>
          <!-- end float-wrap -->
          <?php
}
?>

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to this:

Code:

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            <!-- end left div -->
          <?php
}
?>
<div class="clearBoth"></div>
          </div>
          <!-- end float-wrap -->

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And once you do that, and change 1 back to 0, all should be well.

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Originally Posted by jeffreydesign

I just want to say I love cherry zen! I am still figuring this all out but I have a working shopping cart. Thanks a bunch.:clap:

One thing that would be great (and maybe there already is an easy way to do this) would be an EASY way to make the sideboxes wider or make the text in them smaller so it will fit before it wraps to a second line.

Please look at my site - suggestions are truly welcome. (I already know most of the photos aren't too good - I used to have a black background website, so I need to redo the photos) But really, ANY constructive criticism is welcome. :bigups:

Thanks again!

Jeff

www.jeffreydesign.com

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Uhhmmmm I made a mistake somewhere. I was looking around at the php files trying to find where I changed the copyright notice in the footer and I don't know what happened, but now my website says "null" .... it's crashed.

I wanted to give proper credit to sage and zen in the copyright notice, but I screwed something up. HELP!!

Jeff

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Originally Posted by jeffreydesign

Uhhmmmm I made a mistake somewhere. I was looking around at the php files trying to find where I changed the copyright notice in the footer and I don't know what happened, but now my website says "null" .... it's crashed.

I wanted to give proper credit to sage and zen in the copyright notice, but I screwed something up. HELP!!

Jeff

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OK I admit it. I panic. It's all back up again... still not exactly sure what blew out, but I just spooged the template folder back in and all is well (after I changed my logo back again.)

Jeff

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Originally Posted by jettrue

You found a glitch in my template, THANKS :hug:, however, your "solution" was just because of an error in your css, which caused IE to freak out, which caused the sideboxes to be hidden. FYI, in a stylesheet, you can't just change 0 to 1. 1 what? 1 px? 1 em? 1 yard? 1 mile? You have to tell it what the unit of measure is. And anyway it needs to be 0, in all reality.

BUT to fix your issue, open up includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/common/tpl_main_page.php

and change these lines (approx line 137-143):

Code:

---

            <!-- end left div -->
            <div class="clearBoth"></div>
          </div>
          <!-- end float-wrap -->
          <?php
}
?>

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to this:

Code:

---

            <!-- end left div -->
          <?php
}
?>
<div class="clearBoth"></div>
          </div>
          <!-- end float-wrap -->

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And once you do that, and change 1 back to 0, all should be well.

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Tried that and changed css back to 0 and it still breaks in IE7.
Thank you for the help .....