How Can I Modify These Links?

[traytray]

I’d like to modify the following links.

On the Product Info Page, right under the breadcrumb trail and to the left, where the category icon would be, there is the manufacturers name. It is also a link. If it linked to the manufacturers other products, it would make more sense, but it just takes you to the main page. I actually have a link to that manufacturer just a few inches away, so to have a second one would be redundant.

Is there a way to remove the manufacturers name from this spot? If not, can I remove the link and just have it as a name?

Also on the Product Info Page, is the Prev/See All Products By This Designer/Next links. They work fine, but since they are links, I would like them to have the same hover color as my other links: #ed3a84. I tried getting a clue where to place that using Firebug, but struck out. See All Products By This Designer was Return To The Product List before I changed the name, if that matters.

http://designerperfumesnob.authsafe....en-p-4040.html

On the Main Page:

http://designerperfumesnob.authsafe.com/

Shop Our Sale in the CenterBox is the link that leads nowhere. I’d like it to hover #ed3a84 and take you to:

http://designerperfumesnob.authsafe.com/specials.html

If you can help me accomplish these things I’d be grateful. Thank you.

[kobra]

right under the breadcrumb trail and to the left, where the category icon would be, there is the manufacturers name

admin > catalog > product types > general > edit layout > Show Manufacturer > set to false

[traytray]

admin > catalog > product types > general > edit layout > Show Manufacturer > set to false

That is exactly how it is set. How can it still show??

http://designerperfumesnob.authsafe....en-p-2997.html

[kobra]

Well that is not specifically the manufacturer - it is text in place of an icon
Add this to the end of your stylesheet

#categoryIcon {
        display: none;  
        }

[traytray]

Thank you Kobra. Another thing I can cross off the list.

Still looking for help for the following:

On the Product Info Page, is the Prev/See All Products By This Designer/Next links. They work fine, but since they are links, I would like them to have the same hover color as my other links: #ed3a84. I tried getting a clue where to place that using Firebug, but struck out. See All Products By This Designer was Return To The Product List before I changed the name, if that matters.

http://designerperfumesnob.authsafe....en-p-4040.html

On the Main Page:

http://designerperfumesnob.authsafe.com/

Shop Our Sale in the CenterBox is the link that leads nowhere. I’d like it to hover #ed3a84 and take you to:

http://designerperfumesnob.authsafe.com/specials.html

If you can help me accomplish these things I’d be grateful. Thank you

[gjh42]

The prev/next links all have a class of .navNextPrevList, so you can't directly address just one of them. You can control them individually with selectors like

p+.navNextPrevList {}
p+.navNextPrevList+.navNextPrevList {}
p+.navNextPrevList+.navNextPrevList+.navNextPrevList {}

for the first, second and third links.

[gjh42]

For the Shop Our Sale link, there is already a blank rule in stylesheet_module_tabs.css:

#moduleMenu span a:hover {}

Just add your color to that.

The link destination will have to be set in the custom javascript file for the mod.

[traytray]

Sorry to be so naive. For the following, I am looking to get a hover color for all three. Would I use the last one of the three listed and paste it to the bottom of the stylesheet? Do I just add the color # in the brackets? Don't I need to add the hover?


p+.navNextPrevList {}
p+.navNextPrevList+.navNextPrevList {}
p+.navNextPrevList+.navNextPrevList+.navNextPrevList {}

clueless~

[gjh42]

If you want the same styling for all three, just add a rule for

.navNextPrevList:hover {color: #aabbcc;}

pretty much anywhere in your stylesheet. A place where it is easy to find would be good, either with rules for similar/related elements or at the bottom of the stylesheet.

[traytray]

If you want the same styling for all three, just add a rule for

.navNextPrevList:hover {color: #aabbcc;}

pretty much anywhere in your stylesheet. A place where it is easy to find would be good, either with rules for similar/related elements or at the bottom of the stylesheet.

Entered:

.navNextPrevList:hover {color: #ed3a84;}

to bottom of stylesheet and still no hover color. Crazy how a simple thing like this causes so much frustration.

http://designerperfumesnob.authsafe....en-p-3613.html