onesimpleman:
Hi Jade,
I am trying to optimize the checkout bit of the template to improve sales.
I wanted to turn off the left and right columns so that people can concentrate more on the payment bit.
I followed the instructions on page 101 and 102 by you used the css
#loginBody #navColumnOne, #loginBody #navColumnTwo {display:none;}
#loginBody .contentWrap {padding:0 15px;}
#loginBody .outer {padding:0!important;}
#loginBody .float-wrap {width:100%}
it works fine on IE6 and Firefox &geko. IE7 makes the content box go small and to the right. I changed the
Padding: 0!important to Padding 1 important for now. It works on all browsers now although the side boxes show.
Is there anyway to tackle the problem.
the website is http://morgan111morgan.com and pages are all the checkout pages.
Thank you for the nice template.
Regards
Onesimpleman
You found a glitch in my template, THANKS :hug:, however, your "solution" was just because of an error in your css, which caused IE to freak out, which caused the sideboxes to be hidden. FYI, in a stylesheet, you can't just change 0 to 1. 1 what? 1 px? 1 em? 1 yard? 1 mile? You have to tell it what the unit of measure is. And anyway it needs to be 0, in all reality.
BUT to fix your issue, open up includes/templates/YOUR_TEMPLATE/common/tpl_main_page.php
and change these lines (approx line 137-143):
<!-- end left div -->
<div class="clearBoth"></div>
</div>
<!-- end float-wrap -->
<?php
}
?>
to this:
<!-- end left div -->
<?php
}
?>
<div class="clearBoth"></div>
</div>
<!-- end float-wrap -->
And once you do that, and change 1 back to 0, all should be well.
