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How to get a fixed left column and header


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If you for example visit this swedish site NetOnNet you can see the mainpage.. Nice, if you ask me.

 

When you scroll down the page, you notice that the header logo and left column, with the menu and info is fixed and don't move down as you scroll the page.

 

How can I do this in a osCommerce enivroment?

 

Visit my site LijerData and please help me out, or I go nuts.

 

I've tried to search many different forums, including the swedish one, and looked for any contributions to change this!! Can't find it..

 

Please help me, in advance Erik Eriksson (LijerData)

 

:P

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If you for example visit this swedish site NetOnNet you can see the mainpage.. Nice, if you ask me.

 

When you scroll down the page, you notice that the header logo and left column, with the menu and info is fixed and don't move down as you scroll the page.

 

How can I do this in a osCommerce enivroment?

 

Visit my site LijerData and please help me out, or I go nuts.

 

I've tried to search many different forums, including the swedish one, and looked for any contributions to change this!! Can't find it..

 

Please help me, in advance Erik Eriksson (LijerData)

 

:P

 

If you do a view source you find this

 

<table width="100%" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" border="0" bgcolor="FFFFFF">

<tr><td>

<table CELLSPACING="4" CELLPADDING="6" BORDER="3" width="1100" align="center" BGCOLOR="FFFFFF">

<tr><td BGColor="FFFFFF">

 

 

The 1100 is your problem, you need to change that back. If you do want a fixed width you just replace the 100% with whatever width you want. I do believe there is a contribution that helps you with this ( center shop maybe??)

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If you for example visit this swedish site NetOnNet you can see the mainpage.. Nice, if you ask me.

 

When you scroll down the page, you notice that the header logo and left column, with the menu and info is fixed and don't move down as you scroll the page.

 

How can I do this in a osCommerce enivroment?

 

Visit my site LijerData and please help me out, or I go nuts.

 

I've tried to search many different forums, including the swedish one, and looked for any contributions to change this!! Can't find it..

 

Please help me, in advance Erik Eriksson (LijerData)

 

:P

 

that site is using frames

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If you do a view source you find this

 

<table width="100%" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="0" border="0" bgcolor="FFFFFF">

      <tr><td>

    <table CELLSPACING="4" CELLPADDING="6" BORDER="3" width="1100" align="center" BGCOLOR="FFFFFF">

      <tr><td BGColor="FFFFFF">

The 1100 is your problem, you need to change that back. If you do want a fixed width you just replace the 100% with whatever width you want.  I do believe there is a contribution that helps you with this  ( center shop maybe??)

 

 

I do use centershop, and it?s ok the way the complete shop is located (in the middle). But the problem is when I scroll down the page, only the index page should move down.

 

Ex.

 

If I would like to buy a monitor and I view the list of all my monitors. Then the list is too big to fit the screensize, and I have to scroll down to view the rest of the products. Then I just want the product list to move down and nothing else! Do you get what I mean? :blush:

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How can I do this in a osCommerce enivroment?

You may not want to do that with the present osCommerce set-up :ph34r:

 

On the other hand you could look at this URL:

http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/visufx.html#overflow

 

Search with Google to find a site with "overflow: auto" and see how it works.

 

Check also in which browser versions it does not work correctly yet.

 

Find out if it's possible to incorporate overflow: auto in your Centershop.

 

:thumbsup:

 

Maybe you better wait for MS3?

"If you're working on something new, then you are necessarily an amateur."

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