Driving me up the wall...

[rpain]

Hi,

So nearly there with this:

http://www.thesunprotectioncompany.c...=index&cPath=1

All I want is something I can put in the code around the price that will take off all formatting (ie remove the bold so it's consistent with the other prices).

I've tried <span> and <div> with classes that have no formatting (and explicitly have font-style=normal) but I just get an extra line inserted when I use a div tag and I've only just amanaged to remove that nuissance. I can't handle it anymore - I've been messing round now for an hour!

Any help most gratefully received.

Richard Pain

[sicness]

If I dont understanding u wrong u need bold there ?
so u could add this to ur stylesheet.css

.centerBoxContentsProducts { font-weight: bold;}

other
I found a mistake in ur stylesheet.

LABEL.inputLabel {
width: 11em;
padding-top: 5px;
float: left;
font-size: 10px
color: #000000
}

should be

LABEL.inputLabel {
width: 11em;
padding-top: 5px;
float: left;
font-size: 10px;
color: #000000;
}

Missing ";"

Please when u ask for something be more clear


Kind Regards,
Radoslav

[dbltoe]

You've got a very interesting mix of tables in a table-less stylesheet

That said, the main thing I see is not the stylesheet but the source shows the first three products each listed as

<th class="centerBoxContentsProducts centeredContent back" style="width:33%;" scope="col" id="listCell0-0">

All others do not have the portion in red.

I don't think the error in line 332 of the stylesheet has any bearing on the matter either. I just needs a number (probably 0) in front of the PX

[sicness]

OK i didn't say that this is a critical error
I just recommend
my excuse for the missunderstanding


Radoslav

[rpain]

Thanks for that - worked nicely and has saved me a lot of grief. Style sheets are an area I've not spent enough time on to be honest. I didn't know that .centerBoxContentsProducts style existed - I now see it mentionned in the product_listing file in passing.

The reason there's a table on there (product listing page for one) is that I've got the column/grid display mod installed which comes up with that. I've used tables in a couple of other areas because I was getting nowhere with css...

I'm still not sure I like their new layout structure but I'm persisting with it...

Thanks again,

Richard

[dbltoe]

Glad you got it going.
Get yourself a copy of FireFox with the Web Developer and the HTML Validator by TIDY. Both will be ENORMOUSLY helpful to you.

For Example:
Your page for the Navy Naples has one css error (before mentioned) and 4 HTML errors with 69 warnings.

Don't panic. Nothings going to crumble but, some of the html errors will certainly effect the display.

[rpain]

Do you know, I've got firefox and that extension but just hadn't checked it. Slap on the wrist...