Ok can someone point me in the general direction of where this coding I need is. I want to change the font in my sidebox in the header from white to black. Like where it says information, your cart, etc...thanks so much
Ok can someone point me in the general direction of where this coding I need is. I want to change the font in my sidebox in the header from white to black. Like where it says information, your cart, etc...thanks so much
one other question. I also turned off the middle box where it says new products for December how do I turn that back on? Thanks
Fonts, colors etc are controlled by your stylesheet. The switches for the centerboxes are in the Admin> Configuration> Index Listings
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thanks I found it! OK now, I know how to change my headers for my sideboxes and I have done that fine but what if I want to change my headers for my center boxes, thanks
.centerBoxHeading in the stylesheet
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this is the only coding on css stylesheet that I see for anything center:
Because this coding or process is so different then when you change the headers for sideboxes, I really could use a step by step. Or just understand that I am relatively new to this, thanks for helping me out./*list box contents*/
.centerBoxContents, .specialsListBoxContents, .categoryListBoxContents, .additionalImages, .centerBoxContentsSpecials, .centerBoxContentsAlsoPurch, .centerBoxContentsFeatured, .centerBoxContentsNew {
margin: 1em 0em;
}
.centerBoxWrapper {
border: 1px solid #000000;
height: 1%;
margin: 1.1em 0;
}
h2.centerBoxHeading {
font-size: 1.3em;
color: #ffffff;
}
well in your case h2.centerBoxHeadings would be the one. What is it you would like to change about the center box headers?
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I'm going to give you the link to my site. Now play nice because I am working on it still and I know some things are off, I am waiting to get some missing headers from my site designer so I can add them on the sideboxes I have left. Ok now if you look at my site you will see how I have changed my sideboxes headers and I have changed the border color so that it doesn't show. I would like to do the same for the center boxes. But I plain just don't get it and for now have them not showing.
http://www.alloccasionwraps.com
hmmmmm......I don't see the sidebox heading background images called in the stylesheet like there supposed to be....it appears you hardcoded them.
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If you going to be following the same procedure for the center boxes then I can't help as I don't do it this way. I use the stylesheet to call the background images for the headers. Might want to learn how to use the stylesheet for what it is for.....makes it near impossible for us to answer style questions when stuff that should be in the styesheet is hardcoded in the templates.
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on reflection it appears I forgot about calling the background images for the headers using definesI don't do it this way so I forgot it can be done this way, I normally call those images in the stylesheet, I find working in the style sheet easier. I just clear the define for the header and call the image in the stylesheet.
My method requires adding to the stylesheet new statement to target the individual headersSo sorry for the tone of my last post.Code:#categoriesHeading .leftBoxHeading { background-image: url(../images/whatever.jpg); backgound-color: #ffffff ; }
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