Order Steps (tableless) support thread

[CaroleAs]

I am not getting anything now. I notice this:



Not sure why it gets back to number 1 at third step.
Could you direct me somewhere i could find out how to edit the css files to get what i need since changing on the css files to get each "text" at say 25 pixels from the left of the number.gif, then 200, 375 and 550.

Thanks.

[clydejones]

I am not getting anything now. I notice this:



Not sure why it gets back to number 1 at third step.
Could you direct me somewhere i could find out how to edit the css files to get what i need since changing on the css files to get each "text" at say 25 pixels from the left of the number.gif, then 200, 375 and 550.

Thanks.

a link to your site would really be useful.

[CaroleAs]

Sorry, didn't think you would check it!
http://creationcassel.com/storetest

[clydejones]

Sorry, didn't think you would check it!
http://creationcassel.com/storetest

Change the following (as indicated by the highlight) in each of the css files I provided above:

.progressmeter li {float:left; width:6em; min-height:3em; margin:0 .6em; padding-left:4em; color:#999; background:#FEF3C4 url(../images/numbers.gif) 0 4px no-repeat; list-style-type:none;}

[CaroleAs]

Spacing is perfect now, but i still have number 1 on the step 3.

And i just noticed that the right sideboxes are moved (probably because of the 650 pixels digit graphic as opposed to the initial 542). Do i adjust it in those css files?

[CaroleAs]

I will really seem like dont know what i want but i had NOT put the 650 pixel graphic when you checked earlier. Since i was not sure what the problem was, i reverted to the original files to start fresh. Sorry.

[clydejones]

Spacing is perfect now, but i still have number 1 on the step 3.

And i just noticed that the right sideboxes are moved (probably because of the 650 pixels digit graphic as opposed to the initial 542). Do i adjust it in those css files?

change the following as indicated by the highlihgt in each of the css files I listed above:

.progressmeter li.current.three {color:#FF9900;font-weight:bold;background-position:-280px -38px;}

[CaroleAs]

Hum... that is what is there already.

.progressmeter li.current.three {color:#FF9900;font-weight:bold;background-position:-280px -38px}