My mistake.
I've now entered that information, and it didn't seem to change much.
I wonder if it's possible to force the second filter to show below the first, which should get most of these filters out of way of the menus. It already happens on longer filters. Please take a look at the pic enclosed for clarification.
Thank you so much for this contribution.
You may view the result at buy-sexylingerie.co.uk (purposely not put a link in).
I would like to submit the design, but I am not sureI leave it for you to advise,
- a) if allowed
- b) how
But once again, thank you so very much, for the advice on these pages and your version.
yes, I worked on it all night, trying to find where to add images, how etc.
It would show people where they were, so they could change the image names to suit.
However, there are still a couple of gremlins I need to iron out.
Hello, I tried to take out the Categories in the dropdown menu because I have them as a side menu, discount coupon and the About us, I did this in tpl_drop menu
How do I remove them from the menu header completely?
Thank you in advance for your help.
What did you do in tpl_drop_menu.php? You take this part out:
Code:<li class="submenu"><a href="<?php echo zen_href_link(FILENAME_SITE_MAP); ?>"><?php echo HEADER_TITLE_CATEGORIES; ?></a> <?php // load the UL-generator class and produce the menu list dynamically from there require_once (DIR_WS_CLASSES . 'categories_ul_generator.php'); $zen_CategoriesUL = new zen_categories_ul_generator; $menulist = $zen_CategoriesUL->buildTree(true); $menulist = str_replace('"level4"','"level5"',$menulist); $menulist = str_replace('"level3"','"level4"',$menulist); $menulist = str_replace('"level2"','"level3"',$menulist); $menulist = str_replace('"level1"','"level2"',$menulist); $menulist = str_replace('<li class="submenu">','<li class="submenu">',$menulist); $menulist = str_replace("</li>\n</ul>\n</li>\n</ul>\n","</li>\n</ul>\n",$menulist); echo $menulist; ?> </li>
Sorry, I thought I replied to this already.
You can open up the same file:
includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/templates/tpl_index_product_list.php
And try to add a <br />, I think you can add it before
I would test it, but I am not fully connected right now.Code:<?php // draw cPath if known
Well I finally got back around to looking at this issue and I've reached a compromised solution. I stoped one filter from showing, and floated the one remaining right, as jettrue suggested. But the menu was still showing behind the search filters in IE6 and older so I resized the dropdown so that non would be able to reach them.
Thought I would give a heads up for anyone else having this problem.
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