Alignment Problem

[randyh5000]

I figured out the product attribute by using the read only.

When it inserts the option & Value they are not on the same row. Ones off to the right and slightly higher. The option name is in big bold text.

How do you line up the option & Value up side by side?

Thanks
Randy

[haredo]

R,
I need a link to the page, so I can view the problem.. Please

[randyh5000]

I left the www. off.

http://...gataindustrial.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=5&products_id=2

Thanks
Randy

[haredo]

I figured out the product attribute by using the read only.

When it inserts the option & Value they are not on the same row. Ones off to the right and slightly higher. The option name is in big bold text.

How do you line up the option & Value up side by side?

Thanks
Randy

Randy,

Beginning Zinner "The Override Folders"

We need to step back, just a little..

1. Using the override system means you don't have to worry about over-writing your custom files when an upgrade comes along, because they are all in custom directories you will create below.
2. Click on the link below, notice the tutorial/faqs on the top right hand side
3. http://www.zen-cart.com/forum/
4. Notice the blue header bar, click Index
5. Scroll down to override system, click
6. click on the override system really simplified, https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?article=143
7. you will need to use a ftp program and create these folders
8. now read this article
9. https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?article=142
10. after you finish that little step, read the article below
11. https://www.zen-cart.com/tutorials/i...hp?article=230
12. So, now when you want to edit a .php file, first upload the file to your custom folder and then edit the puppy..

Copy Files from Classic to Custom Template

Randy,
Just another helpful technique, since you started building in the classic template, because when you create your custom template & layout boxes controller, you will go crazy when you view the screen.

Take time and follow the instructions below:

1. Use your ftp program to transfer the following files:
2. includes/ templates/ classic/ css/ stylesheet.css
3. copy and paste this file to:
4. includes/ templates/ your_custom_template/ css
5.
6. includes/ templates/ classic/ images
7. copy and paste all image files, .jpg and gifs to:
8. includes/ templates/ your_custom_template/ images
9.
10. includes/ languages/ classic
11. copy and paste all files here to:
12. includes/ languages/ your_custom_template
13. If you have none here no worries
14.
15. includes/ languages/ english/ html_includes/ classic
16. copy and paste all .php files to:
17. includes/ languages/ english/ html_includes/ your_custom_template
18.
19. I hope I have not missed one
20.

21. Since I noticed you have already made a few changes:
22. Copy any core file that you have changed now over to the custom template name you have created.....

Basically what we have accomplished is transferring all the classic files over to your new custom folder.

1. Yes, now you have Zen by the ba..s!!!!!

You will half to move files from the classic over to your_custom_name then we can attack the answer to your question above...

includes/ templates/ your_custom_name/ css/ stylesheet.css

Find this:

.back {
float:left;
}

Replace with this:

.back
float:left;
padding:0.7em 0em 0em 0.6em;

[randyh5000]

Hi,
Thanks for the backup push. I've backed up everything I changed into custom folders. I did what you said, it worked on the type attribute. I would have perferred side by side but I can live with it.

IT SCREWED UP THE HEADER BAR. HAVE A LOOK.

http://...gataindustrial.com/catalog...&products_id=1

Thanks
Again
Randy

[haredo]

R,

Hey, I need a new link to the site, I still get classic

includes/ templates/ custom/ css/ stylesheet.css
Find this:

.back
float:left;
padding:0.7em 0em 0em 0.6em;

Replace with this:
.back {
float:left;
padding:0.7em 0em 0em 0.6em;}

You forgot the backets...

[haredo]

R,
This must of been a 1:00 am fix

This was My reply back to you in the 3 or 4th post:

Find this:

.back {
float:left;
}

Replace with this:

.back
float:left;
padding:0.7em 0em 0em 0.6em;

Guess what, I did not use the { }, but we found it...

[randyh5000]

THANKS VERY MUCH!

It was a bracket problem. I guess I can quit pulling out my hair.


Thanks
Randy