footer.php help

[ajsinopoli]

Currently the text in the footer is extremely small. I tried changing just about every setting in the footer.php file and the size didnt change.

 

Do I need to edit another file?

 

I want these to be bigger I plan on adding some more text boxes but would like for people to actually be able to see them.

 

 

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[multimixer]

If you have this links in the footer, that means you do not use the stock osCommerce configuration, but a template, or, you did it your self.

 

There are various ways to have those links there: Is it the box information.php placed there? Are the links hardcoded to there? Do you have maybe STS?

 

Is the size defined by a css class? Maybe in the html itself? If a box, the maybe in the box? Maybe in the language file?

 

It's impossible to say something. Maybe you place the part of footer.php that has this links, or the box

[ajsinopoli]

If you have this links in the footer, that means you do not use the stock osCommerce configuration, but a template, or, you did it your self.

 

There are various ways to have those links there: Is it the box information.php placed there? Are the links hardcoded to there? Do you have maybe STS?

 

Is the size defined by a css class? Maybe in the html itself? If a box, the maybe in the box? Maybe in the language file?

 

It's impossible to say something. Maybe you place the part of footer.php that has this links, or the box

Not sure if your asking for link but here it is.

 

http://www.janddwines.com/osc/index.php?cPath=1

 

scroll to bottom and yes we bought a template.

 

Thanks

Tony

[multimixer]

I didn't ask for a link, I said that you should start looking at your footer.php file (or to post the code), because since you have a template, it's impossible to know what the template seller did to your footer.

 

My first thought would be to ask this template seller, finally they got money, so they should offer some proper support.

 

Anyway, to solve your issue:

1) open file stylesheet.css

2) go to line 384 and find the class called m12

3) change the font size from 9 to something larger

 

PS I got hungry looking at your site :) thats the purpose, right? Your images are stretched, use just the height or width from image settings in admin panel

[ajsinopoli]

I didn't ask for a link, I said that you should start looking at your footer.php file (or to post the code), because since you have a template, it's impossible to know what the template seller did to your footer.

 

My first thought would be to ask this template seller, finally they got money, so they should offer some proper support.

 

Anyway, to solve your issue:

1) open file stylesheet.css

2) go to line 384 and find the class called m12

3) change the font size from 9 to something larger

 

PS I got hungry looking at your site :) thats the purpose, right? Your images are stretched, use just the height or width from image settings in admin panel

 

 

Thank you sir that font size change worked. Not sure what yo umean about "just use the height or width from the control panel" are you saying adjust the height or with from the control panel?

 

Thanks agin,

Tony

[multimixer]

Thank you sir that font size change worked. Not sure what yo umean about "just use the height or width from the control panel" are you saying adjust the height or with from the control panel?

 

Thanks agin,

Tony

 

I mean go to admin --> configuration --> images. You will see that there is (hopefully, I don't know how it is done in your template) a height and width specified. Keep just the one of the 2.

 

The settings you have now, do not match the ratio the images have themselves. ie images are 1x1 and setting is 1.5x1.

 

If you insist to keep the setting you have, then no other way than to change/crop/adjust the images in an image program