Cherry Zen Template Support Thread

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Originally Posted by rc11888

I know this isnt the place for image handler help however it seems as though the image handler creator has disabled the help forum...?? anyways i had installed image handler and it was working fine.. then i all of a sudden realized it wasnt working... everything has been installed-uninstalled-reinstalled.. i cant figure it out... could you please check out my site and see if you know of anything as to why it quit working?
www.rskcoulterproducts.com

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I can't see why image handler isn't working.

But I do see that your paypal and google sidebox is messing up your site. You need to replace the html for that banner to be like this:

<img src="images/GOOGLE%20CHECKOUT.gif" alt="Google Checkout Accepted" title=" Google Checkout Accepted " height="88" width="92"><a href="#" onclick="javascript:window.open('https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=xpt/Marketing/popup/OLCWhatIsPayPal-outside','olcwhatispaypal','toolbar=no, location=no, directories=no, status=no, menubar=no, scrollbars=yes, resizable=yes, width=150, height=150');"><img src="https://www.paypal.com/en_US/i/bnr/vertical_solution_PPeCheck.gif" alt="Solution Graphics" border="0"></a>

(remove all the extra </div>'s and <td>'s and such.

Thank you for your help on my previous post... i got it fixed ... but i just realized something while going through my checkout process... my sideboxes are completely messed up on my "order confirmation" page... WHAT DO I DO? Please help with this. I am not even for sure how it got messed up seeming i haven't really messed with the checkout process pages very much. Please help! Thanks alot
Ryan

here's the link to see what im talking about
rskcoulterproducts order confirmation page

Hello and thanks for another great template! One thing that I can't seem to figure out is which padding controlls the space between the top of the left/right cloumns and the space for the logo. I have a fractional amount of grey space visible at the top of my columns.

Please see:
http://www.banberryplace.com/NewZen/

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Originally Posted by Terrill_Taylor

Hello and thanks for another great template! One thing that I can't seem to figure out is which padding controlls the space between the top of the left/right cloumns and the space for the logo. I have a fractional amount of grey space visible at the top of my columns.

Please see:
http://www.banberryplace.com/NewZen/

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I think the grey space is normal
http://www.nativitydisplays.com/

JOhn ><>

Hello and thanks for this wonderful template.

I have the following problem when browsing with IE6. The top menu tabs are displayed vertically one after another and not inline.

By removing the property display:block; in #navMain a span selector, fixed the problem but created so many others so I guess it's not the right solution.

Thanks in advance

I downloaded both Zen Cart and this Template yesterday and have been playing with them ever since! So far I have had no problems at all *fingers crossed* and have been adding stuff to my inventory etc. Now I have decided I need to smarten up the front page a bit and removed those unwanted text (well some of it... still dont know how to remove the "congratulations you installed Zencart" part...).

I managed to get rid of the text by the logo.gif and also change the logo and now want to put a banner to the right of it, but cant seem to find instructions how to in the readme.txt file? If you look at my site www.thegoldmine.co.uk you'll see at the top where it says "goldmine.jpg" in the middle of nowhere lol. Well, it's the following Image (attached to post below) that I am trying to work out how to have it as the main banner up there:

I know very basic HTML but have no idea what I'm doing when it comes to the CSS these templates are built with and am a bit stuck on the simple parts I guess. I just want that banner up there to see if it looks ok... any ideas how I do so without me trawling through multiple threads for days, would be appreciated lol.

I guess I'd better start swatting up on all the tutorials. Great site and great template thanks. :clap:

p.s. What I probably want to do is have those gold bars on the left as the logo.gif, with the goldish lettering banner to the right of it (and centered), and then maybe a mirrored version of the gold bar logo.gif to the far right so that the logo.gif image is kinda like book ends. Any help appreciated!

Happy Holidays and have a Great New year! :lookaroun

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Originally Posted by Mark228

I managed to get rid of the text by the logo.gif and also change the logo and now want to put a banner to the right of it, but cant seem to find instructions how to in the readme.txt file? If you look at my site www.thegoldmine.co.uk you'll see at the top where it says "goldmine.jpg" in the middle of nowhere lol. Well, it's the following Image (attached to post below) that I am trying to work out how to have it as the main banner up there:

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Go to store/includes/templates/TOUR_TEMPLATE/common/tpl_header.php and around line 77 you will notice the div

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<div id="tagline">goldmine.jpg</div>

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There, you have inserted the name of the image and not the image itself. Upload your image to eg. the images folder and then point to your image as following:

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<img src="http://www.yourwebsite/store/images/yourimage.gif" alt="yourimagename" />

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I hope this helps

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Originally Posted by manton

Hello and thanks for this wonderful template.

I have the following problem when browsing with IE6. The top menu tabs are displayed vertically one after another and not inline.

By removing the property display:block; in #navMain a span selector, fixed the problem but created so many others so I guess it's not the right solution.

Thanks in advance

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For anyone that has the same problem, what I did is commenting the following lines:

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/* Commented Backslash Hack hides rule from IE5-Mac \*/
#navMain a span {
        float:none; 
}
/* End IE5-Mac hack */

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Menu is displaying correctly on FF, IE6 and IE7 and I keep fingers crossed that I didn't mess up other parts of the site.:P

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Originally Posted by manton

There, you have inserted the name of the image and not the image itself. Upload your image to eg. the images folder and then point to your image as following:

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@Mark228 Sorry, this is the correct:

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<img src="http://www.yourwebsite.com/store/images/yourimage.gif" alt="yourimagename" />

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