It worked! However, my header is broken up into 4 different images and looks odd and separated now, how can I easily shift the images to the left?
It worked! However, my header is broken up into 4 different images and looks odd and separated now, how can I easily shift the images to the left?
for the roses image, the lower part has a align right and a cell width of 320 px. you need to do the same for the upper part. after that you need to play around a bit to align the rest of the images, and table cells, to get them lined up again.
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When I click on that rose image using firebug, it shows me the "320" like you said, but I can't actually see this in stylesheet.css, I can only see it in the html code that firebug shows me. How can get access to that code?
If it is not in the css files, you can find it directly in the template files.
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Somehow the background was changed from black to white during all the changes. I have tried to replace the color in the stylesheet to no avail. I even tried to replace it with an image via this technique.
body {margin: 0;font-family: verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif;font-size: 62.5%;color: #888787;background: #fff;}
Change the code to:
body {margin: 0;font-family: verdana, arial, helvetica, sans-serif;font-size: 62.5%;color: #888787;background-image: url(../images/your-background-image-name.jpg);}
Nothing Works, and it looks pretty bad with white on the left and right side of the page (background).
I want it to be a green or tan color, though extending the orange bar at the bottom would be great too.
Zencart loads all stylesheets starting with 'style' and with the css extension it finds in the current template's css folder, so you have two sheets fighting each other (stylesheet.css and stylesheet1.css). Remove one or change its extension, and then you'll be able to style the site with the other.