Aligning logo

[wcjmproducer]

Hello! I've read many threads here about how to center a logo, but I have a slightly different issue.

I changed the size of my logo to 166x100. But, the logo doesn't sit in the right spot in my header. Here's my store: http://store.moumusic.com.

I'm using the future_zen template, too. Thanks!

Jim

[kuroi]

Find the following in your stylesheet and adjust the values marked in red

#logo {

margin-top: 22px;
margin-left: 25px;

}

[wcjmproducer]

Thank you! And now I'm approaching Zen...

One more quick question: There's a large space above and below my products. If you click on CDs in my store (again http://store.moumusic.com), it has the description, but it's pushed down a few lines. Plus, the "Add to cart" button is way down at the bottom- how do I get that to the top? Thanks!

Jim

[kuroi]

One more quick question: There's a large space above and below my products. If you click on CDs in my store (again http://store.moumusic.com), it has the description, but it's pushed down a few lines. Plus, the "Add to cart" button is way down at the bottom- how do I get that to the top?

Now which of these is the one more quick question?

Space above and below your product description isn't actually above and below, it's part of. I don't know how you got your product descriptions into your Zen Cart, but they're a mess of unnecessary and non-compliant tags. They also have paragraphs contaiing nothing but non-breaking empty spaces at the top creating the space there, and a div containing a paragraph containing a non-breaking empty spaces at the bottom, creating the space there. Solution, some serious tidying up of your product descriptions.

Moving the add to cart to the top can be done by creating your own version of the tpl_product_info_display file or tpl_product_music_display file depending upon your product typoe and then moving the block of code starting <!--bof Add to Cart Box --> and ending <!--eof Add to Cart Box --> to wherever you want it.

[wcjmproducer]

Thanks again! Yeah, once I get started with those questions...

Okay, let's switch gears.

I want to use PayPal to receive payments. (Please let me know if this is not your area)

I set it up just fine, but it never gives the customer a chance to enter their CC info! What don't I have setup here?

Also, even though I enabled accepting Visa, Mastercard, etc., nowhere does it say that I accept them. Plus, on checkout, it just says "Paypal" or "check or money order". No offense to some of the less computer-saavy, but if they don't know what PayPal is, they won't know how to pay! I'm sure this is all tied together--I feel I'm getting the hang of all this, but it's taking some time...

Jim

[Steve]

In order to use PayPal, you will need a business account with paypal. And PayPal will take your customer offsite to pay, and when the payment is made, they are returned to you site. If you want to take CCards onsite, you will need a payment gateway.

[kobra]

You can use PayPal to accept credit cards also, some think that it is not as professional as a merchant account but that choice is yours.

If you do use PP for CC's. I would add some text to state that this is how you accept them so that a CC customer is instructed to select PP and then when there they can enter the CC# etc.