Word wrap under product images - How to change?

My products are listed in 3 columns. Under the images are the discriptions. The discription is in sentences that are longed than the image is wide. How can I edit the text so it wraps sooner and thus is no wider than the image?
Is this done in stylesheet.css? I do not see it.

Please post a link in question so I can view with firefox with add on called firebug.> yes, you will control this issue within the stylesheet.css

http://early1900photos.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=1

I attempted to use Firebug but its still beyond me.

Add to your stylesheet

.listingDescription {width: 200px; margin: auto;}

See, I told you it was beyond me. Anyway, it worked great. Thanks:clap:
I also want to narrow the product name width. I tried .listingName{width: 200px; margin: auto;}:smile: but it did not work:censored: Seemed like common sense to me, but I guess not.
Can you help with that also.
Thanks.

Also, what must proceed a line of comment. "" or "#" or something else? It appears that both are used in the places I looked but when I tried to comment out a code and replace it with my own it did not work. An example...
I changed "background-color:#003300; / gives the store a white background /
}" so that it read " background-color:#003300; /* gives the store a white background /
}" and then added the line "background-color:#000000; / gives the store a white background /
}" and it changed the color to a light blue instead of black. So then I removed the "" from the original line and changed it to color #000000 and the color changed to black.
So I guess I need to know how to comment out a line.

If you are going to be styling a site, you should get Firefox and one or both of its Web Developer and Firebug extensions. Those will show you exactly what classes, ids etc. apply to any element on the page. They also let you try styling and see the results immediately, so you know what to add to the actual stylesheet.

The class that applies to the product name is .itemTitle.

CSS comments must be /xxxxx/.

IT INSANITY:bangin:
:clap:I did it though.

For future reference, I added these to the bottom of "my_template/css/stylesheet.css...

/* change width of listing discription under products on product page */
.listingDescription {width: 200px; margin: auto;}

/* change width of listing title under products on product page */ .itemTitle {width: 200px; margin: auto;}

Looks much better

Well done... Welcome to Zen Cart and all her features... :smile: