Product Page: How To...?

[traytray]

I recently added this to my stylesheet, because while each product has their own description, they all use the same font, style, and color, etc. Now I want to add some text regarding Free Shipping and I prefer to do it this way rather than use the Free Shipping gif.

I have two thoughts about how I’d like to accomplish this. One is to have it directly above the words product description which starts with the words Fragrance Notes. I want it to be in #ed3a84. I manually add the fragrance notes to each product, but I’d prefer not to add the Free Shipping notation and just have it part of the css below, if possible.

The other choice would be to have the Free Shipping text below the Add This To My Cart button, in a font/style/color I want. That is actually preferable, if not too difficult.

#productDescription {
font-style: italic;
font-family: georgia, serif;
color: #444443;
font-size: 130%;
}

http://designerperfumesnob.authsafe....en-p-2444.html


Thank you.

[stevesh]

Unless all of your products include free shipping, the easiest way would be the first - include it in the product description, using something like <div id="freeship">Your Copy Here</div> then in the stylesheet: #freeship {styling here}

[traytray]

That worked perfectly stevesh. Now... before adding this, I had just gotten one line of my description to show before the fold and this pushed it back down. I need to move up something on this page, so the first line of my description will show.

Can I move up the prev/see all products by this designer/next just enough, so I can see one more line of the description? It looks as if there is enough room up there where I can move it up by one line.

http://designerperfumesnob.authsafe....en-p-5307.html

[stevesh]

All of your description (and the Write A Review button) displays before the fold in every browser here. Maybe too many browser toolbars at your end ?

[traytray]

All of your description (and the Write A Review button) displays before the fold in every browser here. Maybe too many browser toolbars at your end ?

Good insight!! I have two extra tool bars. One for Google and one for Favorites. By disabling the Favorites bar, I can now see the top line of the description. When I'm finished and ready for a critique, I'll ask how many can see the description above the fold and get a consensus.

Thank you!