Flexible Attributes addon support

[gjh42]

Yes, you can address attributes individually. For example, all attributes can be hidden with display: none; and the "Hemmed" attribute can be set to display: block; so it shows back up.

[PinkLeopard]

thank you so much for your response.

i am still trying to get the code right on css...please forgive me...not a programmer:

.hemmed {display: block;}

of course, i would set my attributes "hemmed" under option names and click the check box if the buyer wants their pants hemmed. not sure if i have the css right.

thank you again...

[gjh42]

You need to find the attribute id for Hemmed and use that in the rule. Your finished rule will look something like

#wAttrib-23 {
	display: block;
	}

where the 23 is replaced by the attribute id. The readme describes this in more detail.

[PinkLeopard]

Glen, thank you again so much for your time. I am really excited to help out my friend. I will be starting it in a couple of weeks. I understand it and can't wait to get it going. Thanks again :)

[Pablo]

Will this ad-on allow you to line your options horizontally instead of vertically, using radio buttons? ie
Choose Color
Red
Blue
Green
Black

Choose Color
Red Blue Green Black


Thanks in advance

[Ajeh]

What happens if you edit the Option Name for Color and change the settings for:

Attribute Images per Row: 5 Attribute Style for Radio Buttons/Checkbox: 3

[Pablo]

Well, that's in the neighborhood, however it puts the option names on 2 rows (I have 5 options) and they are spread out.
I'd like to have them all on one row. http://www.readingglasses4less.com/i...roducts_id=308

[Ajeh]

It can work if you had your Attributes below the image with something like a <br clear="all"> before them in your template ...

[Pablo]

I'm not sure how to code this. What files to I need to edit?

[gjh42]

You have the right settings, but something is making the colors take up too much width. Find this rule in your stylesheet

.attribImg {
    margin: 0.3em 0;
    width: 20%;
}

and change it to

.attribImg {
    margin: 0.3em 0;
    width: 10%;
}