Column Grid Layout MOD

[redlightshoppe]

Did you run the sql for this??

I ran the SQL from the admin: Tools/Run SQL Patch

I cut and paste the SQL into the window and updated. I get the menu options for configuring the columnar layout. Would it hurt anything to run the patch again? Maybe I missed something in copying and pasting the patch?...

[kobra]

I ran the SQL from the admin: Tools/Run SQL Patch

Either provide a link that works

or

Place files in h the classic template override folders and switch to the classic template and see what renders

[redlightshoppe]

The link I provided should work. http://www.redlightshoppe.com/site/ login in as review and password review. I'll try putting the files into the classic directories. Thanks again.

[redlightshoppe]

Okay, so I just put all the files into the Classic Folder and changed the template in the admin. It worked! So what am I doing wrong with my template? I'm assuming it must be something to do with the CSS?... Any thoughts. Can I UPS you a beer....

[kobra]

It is in your template stylesheet

Compare it to the stock one for the classic template and see what is different
or missing

[redlightshoppe]

It is in your template stylesheet

Compare it to the stock one for the classic template and see what is different
or missing

Back to the drawing board... I'm going to sleep on this one tonight and start fresh tomorrow. At least I have a direction to go on. I also noticed that some of the div tags that the tpl_module... uses are not in the stock css. Thank you again for your assistance.

Dave

[schoolboy]

Back to the drawing board... I'm going to sleep on this one tonight and start fresh tomorrow. At least I have a direction to go on. I also noticed that some of the div tags that the tpl_module... uses are not in the stock css. Thank you again for your assistance.

Dave

There are quite a number of div tags that are not in the CSS - right throughout zencart.

You only need to consider them when/if you want to custom-style a particular element. In that event, just add the ID / CLASS to your current stylesheet.css file, and apply whatever style declarations you need.

Otherwise, don't worry about them. A div with an undeclared style will adopt the parent style anyway.