Quote Originally Posted by innovafire View Post
Sorry, but I need to revive this thread.

I tried the above solution, but it didn't work.

I have a listing of pizza toppings that I wanted to put into two columns. And below that I have a text box. All this solution did was make the text box appear to the right of the toppings. The toppings all remained in one column.

Does anybody else have a way to address this?

Chris
If your toppings are Option Values, this solution won't split those into two columns. This is meant to take the Option Names (along with their associated values) and place them into two columns.

Honestly this is ALL this solution was supposed to do.. My client has products that have MANY attributes (More than 10). Because there are so many attributes, it makes the product detail page quite long and unattractive. We wanted a way to display the attributes (and values) in two columns using the sort order for the Option Names as a simple method to help control the placement of the attributes (and values) within the two columns.

So in effect it takes a list like this:
Attribute 1
Attribute 2
Attribute 3
Attribute 4
Attribute 5
Attribute 6
Attribute 7

And displays it like this:
Attribute 1 Attribute 2
Attribute 3 Attribute 4
Attribute 5 Attribute 6
Attribute 7

Here's a sample of that illustrates what my client's website looked like before I applied this change (this is not my client's site, but a similar site):
http://www.lacelocs.com/custom-lace-...form-p-71.html

This is a test website, but you can see what this modification does when applied:
http://clients.overthehillweb.com/my...products_id=36

It is my understanding that the placement of Options Values is controlled via the admin. I saw LOTS of threads on that.. I was looking for something else, and hence why I had my friend help me create this down and dirty mod..

I hope that clarifies things for everyone..