Comstock Template

[Earnest-Enterprises]

On any product page my Add to Cart button is **in** the product description and needs to be above it. Any fix for this? See the attachment for what I mean.



Thanks!

Rod

[clydejones]

Clyde,
I've just installed Comstock and want to straighten out the logo and the tagline. The only changes made to the default stylesheet were the background colors for the #logowrapper and #navaccountwrapper declarations and the height adjustment for the tagline in the #taglinewrapper declaration. The logo px size has been changed in header.php to reflect the size of the logo.

I have adjusted the #taglinewrapper to the following to move the tagline to the left and down:

#taglineWrapper {
	margin: 0;
position: absolute;
top: 45px;
left: 5px;
	width: 360px;
}

from the original default of:

#taglineWrapper {
	margin: 0;
position: absolute;
top: 20px;
left: 250px;
	width: 360px;	
}

At this point I'd like to adjust the logo down and centered to line up with the tagline (the tagline being centered with the logo vertically). I was able to get the tagline in the position I wanted vertically by adjusting the top: declaration but not the logo, after many tries of making adjustments in the #logowrapper declaration. I tried adding the top: declaration in #logowrapper but it failed to work.

Also, I'd like to change the font size in the tagline to be slightly larger but was also unsuccessful there. Tried 3em and 2.5em but the font remained the same size. No doubt there's something I'm overlooking or am not aware of. Your default code is:

#tagline {
	padding-top:10px;
	color:#000;
	font-size: 2em;
	font-weight: bold;
	text-align : center;
	vertical-align: middle;
	line-height:normal;
	}

My store site is: http://www.earnest-enterprises.com

Thanks for being such a great supporter of your template. It IS appreciated.

Rod

find and make the following change to this declaration in the stylesheet.css

#logo {
margin-top:45px;
float: left;
}

[clydejones]

On any product page my Add to Cart button is **in** the product description and needs to be above it. Any fix for this? See the attachment for what I mean.



Thanks!

Rod

in which browser?

I've viewed the site in FF, IE7/8, Safari, Opera and Chrome and couldn't see what you describe.

[Earnest-Enterprises]

Clyde,
I'm using IE8. When clicking on any product to see details, price, etc. (product page) I see what I described in the attachment above. The Add to Cart is not above or below the description but on top of the description (text). There may be some issues with my laptop/resolution where nobody else may see what I see.
I have opted to use Comstock after having some issues with another template so have selected Comstock from the admin (and also doing the reset). However, I'm thinking there may be some conflicts so I will be rebuilding my store and using Comstock exclusively. That may eliminate the problem.
As to the logo issue I had your fix worked fine and drop the logo down in the header where I needed it. Thanks for that!

Rod

[Earnest-Enterprises]

Clyde,
Where (in the stylesheet?) can I adjust the vertical position of the Add to Cart button on the products page?

Thanks...

[clydejones]

Clyde,
Where (in the stylesheet?) can I adjust the vertical position of the Add to Cart button on the products page?

Thanks...

open includes/templates/comstock/css/product_info.css

find the following declaration and make the highlighted changes.

#productDescriptionBox {
margin-top:10px;
padding:.2em 0;
clear:both;
float:left;
width:80%;
}

[Earnest-Enterprises]

Clyde,
The shopping cart on my product page is positioning itself differently in IE8 and Firefox.

Here's a screenshot of a product using Firefox:


Here's a screenshot of the same product using IE8:


Here's the link to this product on my store. Try both IE8 and Firefox and see if you're seeing the same thing I am:

http://earnest-enterprises.com/index...roducts_id=220

If so is there a remedy for this or is your previously mentioned cart repositioning the answer?

Thanks again for a great template....

Rod