Cherry Zen Template Support Thread

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Originally Posted by chaddb

Forgive my lack of CSS mastery. I've done as you instructed, and i think i need to hide:

listingDescription

but don't know where to find this, i searched in the Developer's Tool Kit but it didn't return any results.

(i'm trying to hide the product description that appears in the search results)

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You can't find it because it doesn't exist.

Just as I said to add:

.productDescription {display:none;}

to hide the description on the product page, now that you have the code for the listing, you can do the SAME THING:

.listingDescription {display:none;}

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Originally Posted by Division

Little problem:-

When I view my EZPAges all the next are together

How do I break them up when i press enter like this

Changes to The Online Store

On 17th November, our new online store throws open its virtual doors. It's had a funky makeover so browsing and choosing are easier and more fun than ever before. You'll find improved product demos and info, a 3D simulator tool to give you a real feel for the latest software plus even more help with choosing the right mobile and accessories for your needs.

You stopped by a little while ago... why not pop in again? When you visited our online shop recently, maybe you found what you wanted but decided to come back another time. We wanted to reassure you that although the shop will look rather different, you'll still find all the same great products and services in the new online store whenever you want to buy them.

http://www.cybernet-online.co.uk/shop/index.php
http://cybernet-online.co.uk/shop/in...page=page&id=7

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You can add padding to <p> by adding this to your stylesheet:

p {padding:.5em 0;}

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Originally Posted by starruby

Hi Jade,

Sorry for the big image... forgot to resize it! Just corrected it.

I compared my tpl_footer.php with the original file and added these 2 lines of code but still it doesnt work. Any idea why?

Thanks for the help

Harshil

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Add this to your css:

#bannerFour {clear:both;}

I had never noticed this bug, as I tested with a wider banner, and it doesn't happen with a wider banner. :smile:

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Originally Posted by jettrue

Add this to your css:

#bannerFour {clear:both;}

I had never noticed this bug, as I tested with a wider banner, and it doesn't happen with a wider banner. :smile:

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Worked like magic... Thanks a ton! :smile:

yep - no problem. I switched the 'additional images' in product types off then on again & now working ok...maybe just a glitch.

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Originally Posted by jettrue

No, this is an image handler issue, not a cherry zen issue.

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Hello. I hope someone can help me here. I just got my cart up and running (for the most part). I am using Zen 1.3.8 with Cherry Zen. I have built the cart using Firefox and have had no problems with it. But, I just checked it in IE7 and the Add to Cart buttons are missing on all of my product info pages! I have no idea where to even begin to try to fix this! Please let me know what files, if any, you need to see and I will provide them. The cart is located at www.creationsbycandc.com . Thanks!

Not sure if I should ask this here or the general thread, but here it goes.

I like how this fellow zenner formated his footer.

http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l1...88-56-33PM.jpg

how would I implement this?

Also, I don't care how tpl_product_info_display.php is displayed for Cherry Zen, how do I go back to using exactly what classic zen layout was?

Hi, I would really like to get some feedback for a fix in the Cherry Zen theme. It is in the theme itself because when I switch to class green template my index page shows up again.

I'm sure it is an easy fix but I am not finding the problem.

I am using V1.38 and cherry zen. My error log is telling me that it is looking for the Xsell module and it is not there. This is keeping my index page from showing up.

I went into the tpl_products_info_display and removed the xsell entry from the file. I also have removed all files connected to the module, sill no dice...?

Since I have removed all the files why is it still trying to locate it?

If I view my page source the site is there it just isn't visible.

I have searched all over for an answer and haven't come up with anything, so please, if anyone can give me a hand let me know.


my index page is here

Any other info required let em know. Sucks because it is a great selling day on my site.

travis

Forget it. Problem resolved

Wasn't a PHP issue after all. I let my error logs send me on a wild goose chase. It was a CSS problem.

When I edited out the right column in my CSS I forgot to remove the #indexhomebody from the statement so my index page was not showing.