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4 Dec 2012, 5:56 PM
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another styling issue

it just never ends with the template monster. uhg
just noticed this

whats going on in that box? i mean the spaces in the backround on the right and left between the products.

happening on both sites using that damn template
http://raptorengines.com/index.php?main_page=index
doesnt stand out here but its there
http://pacmachineco.com/index.php?main_page=index

4 Dec 2012, 6:27 PM
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Re: another styling issue

You have three lines of description on the center product, which pushes that area down, exposing the background image at the bottom of the other two. Removing the word 'stroker' from the description should fix it, and a 383 Chevy has obviously been stroked.

7 Dec 2012, 6:02 PM
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Re: another styling issue

heh, thanks :)

10 Dec 2012, 10:46 PM
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Re: another styling issue

If you have VARIABLE LENGTH product titles (ie: sometimes they are two lines, and sometimes they nudge onto three lines, you could (in the stylesheet) set a MIN HEIGHT for the boxes.

As I do not use TemplateMonster rubbish, I can't advise on the actual declaration, but in the remote possibility that your TM CSS allows that area to be given a CSS Class, you could FORCE the boxes to be a minimum height. This would ensure that they do not VARY in height if there are fewer than three lines in the product title.

EDIT: TM does NOT give a CLASS to that DIV, so you will have to edit all the template files that show a grid of that nature and add in a CLASS of your own. Then you can give it a MIN HEIGHT declaration in the stylesheet.

Not too difficult... (or at least it shouldn't be, but with TM is can be a nightmare,)

10 Dec 2012, 10:47 PM
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Re: another styling issue

And something on the page is causing the load to stall... 5 minutes, and the page is still loading.

And kill that horrible bouncing shopping cart sign! It is extremely irritating and distracting!!! :yuck: