Help! Simpe template question ... will Pay for answer!

[zooshx]

Hi. I'd imagine this is pretty simple, but I'm pulling my hair out over it, so please, if you can help, I'll send a few bucks over PayPal to ya...

 

Here is the store I'm working on (rough):

 

http://oppenheimerart.com/NOV/

 

Everything is working fine, except for the white space! Under Featured Works, and in the other product listings, there are these little white spaces. They need to be the same color as the rest of the table (brown). I'm assuming I just need to adjust a table background color somewhere, but I can't figure it out...

 

would it be in the index.php? some products php file? somewhere else? is there something I'm missing? ahh!

 

Thanks

 

Zach

 

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[zooshx]

Finally figured it out! Sorry!

[jbastow]

Finally figured it out! Sorry!

 

 

Hiya, just thought you might want to know - I checked out your site in FF just now, and the bottom half of the site is horribly misaligned. I do like the color scheme and overall look, but the layout the way it is is practically unusable.

 

Hope this helps!

 

Janna

[♥geoffreywalton]

Would have been nice if you shared what you did so people searching would be able to gain from your experience.

 

Guess I'll cross you of my list of questions to try and answer..........

[digilee]

Am I right in thinking that the url above is still work in progress?

If not then you still have some alignment problems in FF.

[Timu]

Would have been nice if you shared what you did so people searching would be able to gain from your experience.

 

Guess I'll cross you of my list of questions to try and answer..........

 

 

geoffreywalton,

 

I totally agree with you.

 

I found this topic to get an answer to a similar issue I have..But no answer ... :(

 

Thanks

[♥geoffreywalton]

Timu

 

The answer to all these type of problems is to edit stylesheet.css.

 

The problem is to decide where.

 

The best open source tool I have found, and no doubt others will suggest better ones, is firefox with the "Web Developer" tool installed.

 

Use FF to go to the problem page, then you can click on Information followed by Display ID & Class Details.

 

Suddenly little boxes appear all over the place, these show class names and allow you to narrow down where you need to look in the style sheet.

 

Then it is a case of knowing what you want to do and the effect of various commands.

 

Link in footer may help.

Edited November 25, 2007 by geoffreywalton

[zooshx]

Sorry for not responding with what I did to fix it ... I didn't think anyone else would have this issue since I'm pretty new to this whole platform. Yes, the answers I were looking for were all in the stylesheet!

 

Also, thank you for pointing out the alignment stuff. What I originally did was use dreamweaver layers to create the header, nav bar, etc. It looked good with my resolution, but when it was another resolution, it got COMPLETELY messed up. Stupid idea!

 

I went through and put everything into properly aligned tables and everything. Here's the website now:

 

http://www.oppenheimerart.com/gallery

Edited November 28, 2007 by zooshx

[Timu]

Timu

 

The answer to all these type of problems is to edit stylesheet.css.

 

The problem is to decide where.

 

The best open source tool I have found, and no doubt others will suggest better ones, is firefox with the "Web Developer" tool installed.

 

Use FF to go to the problem page, then you can click on Information followed by Display ID & Class Details.

 

Suddenly little boxes appear all over the place, these show class names and allow you to narrow down where you need to look in the style sheet.

 

Then it is a case of knowing what you want to do and the effect of various commands.

 

Link in footer may help.

 

I search the color, font size in stylesheet.. It is not there.. I am talking about the main page's prices..The product page looks ok.. I will give Web developer tool a shot to see if i can handle this issue..

 

Thanks

[Timu]

Timu

 

The answer to all these type of problems is to edit stylesheet.css.

 

The problem is to decide where.

 

The best open source tool I have found, and no doubt others will suggest better ones, is firefox with the "Web Developer" tool installed.

 

Use FF to go to the problem page, then you can click on Information followed by Display ID & Class Details.

 

Suddenly little boxes appear all over the place, these show class names and allow you to narrow down where you need to look in the style sheet.

 

Then it is a case of knowing what you want to do and the effect of various commands.

 

Link in footer may help.

Ok When I disable all css the font size and the color are gone. But I do not see the color and the font size in css...when I use View Style INformation, it shows "table.infoBoxContents", ""table.infoBox".. nothing on style info section.......Thanks

Edited November 29, 2007 by Timu