Where did the images go?

Hello!

I installed the Spanish language pack, all seems to be good except 2 things -

1 - the images are gone:
http://siteologic.com/giftshop/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=8&language=es

2 - This page acts starnge:

http://siteologic.com/giftshop/index.php?main_page=shopping_cart&language=es

What am i missing?

Thanks!!

Michal

1. The images look fine. I suspect that you're actually talking about the buttons, Buttons are language specific since they usually contain text, so you would need to check whether the Spanish language pack contains any buttons. If it does, make sure they get put in the right place, if it doesn't you may need to create them yourself.

2. It would be helpful if you said what the problem is. I'm assuming that you're referring to the right hand column, where the problem appears to be that you have set the box width to zero (you have the same problem in English and Spanish). Clearly the content won't fit into a box 0px width, so in the browser through which I'm looking at it, it uses the minimum width it can instead. Other browsers may react differently.

hi
thanks!

1 - i found buttons in spanish here:

http://www.zen-cart.com/index.php?main_page=product_contrib_info&cPath=40_46&products_id=88

in what folder should i unzip it? do i have to set something in the admin?

Also - do you happan to know if "spanish for colominia" is the same language as in Mexico?
I dont speak spanish and they mentioned its for colombia........ :)

Thanks!
Michal

That contribution is designed to be unzipped directly to your store's root folder and it will create button sets for your admin and your catalog ion the right places. However, since you don't speak Spanish, you may prefer to unzip it somewhere else and just upload the buttons for your catalog, in which case just follow the structure that unzipping will create.

Columbian and Mexican Spanish are fairly similar dialects of the same language. Of more significance is that this is referred to as "Informal" (as opposed to formal) Spanish. However, a quick scan of the button set did not turn up anything obviously inappropriate to my rudimentary Spanish. But to be safe I'd recommend consulting a native speaker of target dialect.

Thanks for all the help!!