Hi Steve,
Thanks for that... It's working, you've certainly got the right coding but I wonder how I might add the URL to the existing text in the cart summary.
When the cart is empty, this is the text:
Items in Cart: 0
Weight: 0kgs
Amount: £0.00
How easy would it be to change that code so that the whole of the existing text changes to red font and becomes clickable?
The other issue I had was with the little image of the cart I've used. Ideally, this should be clickable when the cart is active too. I've had to cheat with that image though as I've actually positioned it on my main site logo so it appears as part of the cart. I realise it should be a background image applied to #navCartMainSummary.... I had this applied originally like this:
PHP Code:
#navMainCartSummary {
position: relative; left: 885px; top:25px;
width: 10%;
height: 70px;
text-align: left;
color: #000000;
background-image: url("../images/shopping_cart.png");
background-position:right;
background-repeat: no-repeat;
}
... which was working great, but which brings me to another problem with my poor html skills :-) I can't seem to force the Items in Cart---Weight---Amount each onto a new line of their own. I tried it with <p> in the language define file but it makes it all screwy..... I'm having to make them take up a new line using a 10% width control in the stylesheet above which isn't ideal as I can't apply the background image so the little cart could never be clickable along with the text.
Hope you can understand what I'm trying to describe. It's a hard one to put across. I could illustrate exactly what I mean by sending some adaptive screenshots?