enginarat:
It's not considered "fair" on this forum not to explain how you solved your own problem. So, what was your solution?
LOL... that's true!
The solution to my problem was to learn how to edit a "selector" properly.
I was only editing selectors which had coding in them. I didn't understand that there was a "grouping" of bits and bobs put together. For example in the stylesheet:
/bof wrappers - page or section containers/
#mainWrapper {background: transparent;text-align: left;width: 1000px;vertical-align: top;position:relative; top:0px;}
#contentMainWrapper {background-color:#ffffff;}
"#headerWrapper, #contentMainWrapper,#logoWrapper"
I was literally only eding in codes that already had {}. I realised at some point...another "uh duh" moment that I could actually alter anything with a # in front of it and get what I was looking for.
So to deal with my issue I altered the stylesheet section with:
#navColumnOneWrapper, #navColumnTwoWrapper, #mainWrapper {margin: auto;}
.centerBoxContents, .specialsListBoxContents, .categoryListBoxContents, .centerBoxContentsAlsoPurch, .attribImg {float: left;}
"#indexProductListCatDescription.content {font-size: 1.4em}"
I just split up the #indexProductListCatDescription.content from the rest of the group and added a selector.
I hope that makes sense...