Does anyone know how to make the height of the individual row, within the product listings, any smaller?
I zeroed the padding, but still have far to much space for height.
http://erepaircenter.com/index.php?m...ex&cPath=1_2_5
Printable View
Does anyone know how to make the height of the individual row, within the product listings, any smaller?
I zeroed the padding, but still have far to much space for height.
http://erepaircenter.com/index.php?m...ex&cPath=1_2_5
joshuabaer23,
If you mean the grey grid in the middle of your page, then the boxes are padded out with lots of <br> tags which you will have to remove.
Yes, the gray box is what Im talking about.Quote:
Originally Posted by Celtic
Where can I start to track down the break tags you are referring to?
In the stylesheet of the template, I have a padding of 0. But I dont know where to start looking for the breaks your speaking of. I owe you one, if You help me here.
I attempted adding this to my template/mytemplate/stylesheet :Quote:
Originally Posted by gjh42
.listingDescription+br, .listingDescription+br+br, .listingDescription+br+br+br {display: none;}
I got nothing. Then I tried this:
.productListing-data-br, productListing-data-br-br, productListing-data-br-br-br {display: none;)
And that just messed things up, and put it back how it was.
So I went to product_listings.php, and fiddled with the <br class="clearBoth" />, without much luck. Do I remove the entire <br class="clearBoth" />, or just part of it. Dont I need this for IE (yuk)?
The + in "a+b" means "the b that immediately follows a". A - is meaningless here.
Try .productListing-data br+br {display: none;}
(tested on your site).
Spelling in CSS must be exactly right or it will not work; ) is not }, and a classname must start with a . .
:shocking:Quote:
Originally Posted by gjh42
You, my friend, are gunna get a drink....maybe 5!
Thank you very much.