@Diva,
Yeah, pretty much. The next version puts in features that I use all the time. basically in this case it is a box within a box on the column grid. Which means you can do what you want with css. In my case that is usually a border around the inner box and no styling on the outer so the boxes look spaced out on the page.
@jagall
I am not really sure what the question is.
If what you are talking about is getting the boxes to be a bit separated then you might wait a few days for the next version or you can edit product_listing.php yourself . You are looking for this:
// Following code will be executed only if Column Layout (Grid Layout) option is chosen
if (PRODUCT_LISTING_LAYOUT_STYLE == 'columns') {
$lc_text = implode('<br />', $product_contents);
$list_box_contents[$rows][$column] = array('params' => 'class="centerBoxContentsProducts centeredContent back"' . ' ' . 'style="width:' . $col_width . '%;"',
'text' => $lc_text);
$column ++;
if ($column >= PRODUCT_LISTING_COLUMNS_PER_ROW) {
$column = 0;
$rows ++;
}
}
// End of Code fragment for Column Layout (Grid Layout) option in add on module
And changing to this:
// Following code will be executed only if Column Layout (Grid Layout) option is chosen
if ($current_listing_style == 'columns') {
$lc_text = implode('<br />', $product_contents);
$list_box_contents[$rows][$column] = array('params' => 'class="centerBoxContentsProducts centeredContent back"' . ' ' . 'style="width:' . $col_width . '%;"',
'text' => '<div class="innerColumn">'.$lc_text.'</div>');
$column ++;
if ($column >= PRODUCT_LISTING_COLUMNS_PER_ROW) {
$column = 0;
$rows ++;
}
}
// End of Code fragment for Column Layout (Grid Layout) option in add on module
Depending on what version of column grid you are using then there may be some differences but if you have a look then you will see the changes easily and can reproduce them.
That means that you have a 'box within a box' kind of thing going on and can create space between the boxes by adding margins to the inner boxes.
(Which incidentally is pretty much what CDP does but in a slightly less elegant way - but I would think that, wouldn't I? )
