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    Default Re: consistent size for content areas...

    Quote Originally Posted by jettrue
    It's probably in the css...

    For example, the model box is using this css tag:

    <ul id="productDetailsList" class="floatingBox back">

    If you look in your css, there is this code:

    .back {
    float:left
    }

    That is what is telling the model number box to be like that.

    Now, you don't want to remove that from your stylesheet, because a lot of other things use that style. So I would just remove 'back' from here: <ul id="productDetailsList" class="floatingBox back"> in tpl_products_info_display.php. Or you can give that box its own class, like "modelNumberBox", so that you can add more styles to if you like.
    SWEET! i'm going to try that right now....

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    Default Re: consistent size for content areas...

    that worked! the model # and attributed move up. It's just a little too far over to the left though...

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    Default Re: consistent size for content areas...

    SWEET! that worked, however it is a little too far over the left. How do I change this.

    sorry for all the question i've just been stuck on this page for ever.

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    Default Re: consistent size for content areas...

    Quote Originally Posted by khopek
    SWEET! that worked, however it is a little too far over the left. How do I change this.

    sorry for all the question i've just been stuck on this page for ever.
    You really need to give it its own style tag like I mentioned, so you can style that box with the css.

    I'd change class="floatingBox"

    to class="modelNumberBox".

    Then I'd open up my stylsheet, and add:
    .modelNumberBox {
    width:100%;
    margin-left:5px}

    That'll do it! :-)

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    Default Re: consistent size for content areas...

    Quote Originally Posted by jettrue
    You really need to give it its own style tag like I mentioned, so you can style that box with the css.

    I'd change class="floatingBox"

    to class="modelNumberBox".

    Then I'd open up my stylsheet, and add:
    .modelNumberBox {
    width:100%;
    margin-left:5px}

    That'll do it! :-)
    ok so i can't get it to move right a tiny bit. it's the bullet points that are running into the picture. i want those to be even with the rest of the text. otherwise it's going good!

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    Default Re: consistent size for content areas...

    Quote Originally Posted by khopek
    ok so i can't get it to move right a tiny bit. it's the bullet points that are running into the picture. i want those to be even with the rest of the text. otherwise it's going good!
    Did you add that to your stylesheet.css? I dont' see:
    .modelNumberBox {
    width:100%;
    margin-left:5px}

    in your css at all. Where did you add it?

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    Default Re: consistent size for content areas...

    Actually try this instead:

    .modelNumberBox li{
    width:100%;
    margin-left:10px}

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    Default Re: consistent size for content areas...

    Quote Originally Posted by jettrue
    Actually try this instead:

    .modelNumberBox li{
    width:100%;
    margin-left:10px}

    yeah i did add it, right above where .floatbox is

    and i tried changing the margin to various things and didn't work.

    let me check, i've been having issues... such as my background colors changing when i never touched them, and stuff disappearing.

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    Default Re: consistent size for content areas...

    Just refreshed your site, I like it better like this, without the border around the product images. :-)

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    same here. i did that just to see something and never changed it back....

 

 
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