Browser Interpretation Issues

[capncrunch0]

I recently added a simple one row html table that contains a link in the tpl_product_info_display.php file. Every browser except IE places the text and link to the right instead of aligned under the existing attributes like I wanted.

website: http://puresensebypaula.com/spa/inde...products_id=35

The CSS code is:

#scentChartLink{position:relative; left:7.5px; top:-13px; font-size:1.2em; font-weight:bold;}
#scentChartLink a:link{position:relative; left:9px; font-size:0.9em; color:#96C71D; text-decoration:underline;}
#scentChartLink a:hover{color:#0099EB}

[schoolboy]

I use the ATTRIBUTE COMMENTS field to place popup URL's like this.

SEE HERE for an example: (Scroll down to the attributes and find FONT OPTIONS... the link is above that).

I had to INCREASE the VARCHAR length in the database for this field. The default is something like 64 characters. I took it to 256 so it accommodates the "onclick" function in the URL to produce the popup, rather than a new tab or window.

In this way you attach the link to the ATTRIBUTE, so if you don't need that attribute on a product, the link does not appear. Your method will put the link in SITE-WIDE, so even on products where it is not needed, that link will appear.