Simple Zen Template - Support Thread

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Align it how?

moving the logo to the left and down slightly...I guess using padding in #logowrapper?

Lower starting after the logo? After the Tee shirts link?

all text body lower including the tee shirt link... but now after moving the (home: log-in) links, I guess I need to lower those as well.

Open up includes/templates/simple_zen/common/tpl_header.php and move the #navmainwrapper sectin below the logo. As far as "in addition to main links pointing to the rest of my site", I don't understand what you want to do there.

thank you!...that worked....main links meaning a menu bar... I can probably add (home: log-in) links into the menu bar...so my question is...how can I add more links to that set of links (home: log-in) to basically make it my menu bar?

includes/languages/english/meta_tags.php

thank you again!..of course I'm leaving proper credits to zen cart.

Choose "view source" in your browser, see what id or class is nearest to the text you want to change, then in your stylesheet, apply the font to ONLY that tag. So if you want to change the font for the Home link in the footer, change the font for #navSuppWrapper

I might have to get a third party source viewer for IE to do that....thanks for that idea...will make the job a lot easier.

Those can be affected by the "legend" tag in css:

legend {color:#ffffff}

Though I think IE forces blue, don't know if the above will work in IE or not.

ahh thanks! that worked...and applying the desired color in css made it perfect.


I also want to thank you for you prompt responses to my questions... did I mention that your awesome too?

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Thanks again for your help Jettrue....looks like I'm getting the detials fixed through trial and error...woo! php is very tedious to work with...I wonder if there is a more visual method to working with php...IE: instead of working in code view, work in design view.

Thanks again...

[jettrue]

Thanks again for your help Jettrue....looks like I'm getting the detials fixed through trial and error...woo! php is very tedious to work with...I wonder if there is a more visual method to working with php...IE: instead of working in code view, work in design view.

Thanks again...

Use Firefox for css changes. I install the "Web Developer" toolbar for Firefox, and it is essential for making css adjustments. You can make css adjustments right there in the browser, see instantly how they look. You can also use the "view style information" option to know what section needs adjusting in the stylesheet.

As far as working with php, its a lot of trial and error, at least for me. If you're just moving things around though, it just takes a lot of care to make sure you're copying and pasting just the right chunk.

If you have any specific other questions, just let me know!

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ok i'll try firefox,thanks again

QQ: how can I disable "navecattabs" and "navsupp" links? I tried disabling them in css but That isnt working and I can't find the php where these classes reside...index.php?

[jettrue]

ok i'll try firefox,thanks again

QQ: how can I disable "navecattabs" and "navsupp" links? I tried disabling them in css but That isnt working and I can't find the php where these classes reside...index.php?

You can do the navcattabs in the admin. Turn of the categories under "Configuration", "Layout Settings", "Categories-Tabs Menu ON/OFF"

For the Home Link in the footer, open up includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/common/tpl_footer.php and remove this portion:

<li><?php echo '<a href="' . HTTP_SERVER . DIR_WS_CATALOG . '">'; ?><?php echo HEADER_TITLE_CATALOG; ?></a></li>

If you want to remove the copyright, you can open up includes/languages/YOUR_TEMPLATE/english.php and make FOOTER_TEXT_BODY blank like this:

define('FOOTER_TEXT_BODY', '');

[aggrovated]

You are beautiful....thank you!

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got another question...

How can I make #headerwrapper go all the way to the very top of page?

[jettrue]

got another question...

How can I make #headerwrapper go all the way to the very top of page?

Remove the margin here:

div#mainWrapper {
margin-top:42px;
text-align: left;
width: 800px;
vertical-align: top;
}