StarburstHosting Posted November 29, 2009 Posted November 29, 2009 Just wanted to say hello to everyone on the forum and introduce myself. My name is Rob and I work for a hosting company. I’ve worked with osCommerce for several years either at work or on a personal level and have always found help in the forums when I’ve needed it but I’ve never given much back to the online community. Hopefully that will now change! You’ll probably find me around 3-4 days a week (knowing me I’ll become obsessed and be here 24/7) so I’ll look forward to helping anyone I can and maybe having some good debates! Speak to you all later. Rob My advice is personal and not from my company. Use it at your own risk! Rules. 1. Backup before making any changes. 2. Try one thing at a time. 3. Write down all steps you take. 4. Make any changes on a development server/domain before on a live site. 5. BACKUP
stillstranger Posted December 14, 2009 Posted December 14, 2009 Hi Rob, May I be first one on your list? I work on my theplrtimes dot com. I’ve purchased the e-store with hope that the vendor could help me to modify it in terms of oscom. Naive me, in two weeks time I realised that I know now about e-store more then my vendor. The situation has brought me here. I’ve done some changes but it’s still in draft. Right now I would like to finish my work with header. First my task is to put header down (~25px) to show up background and to place subtitle in marquee text on dark brown top part of header image. To achieve it I use CSS stylesheet file. My question is how shell I write these 25px? Code I have today doesn’t work. #header { width : 900px; float : left; height : 150px; background-image: url(images/theplrtimes_logo.jpg); background-repeat: no-repeat; margin-top: 25px; } The funny thing is that the code doesn’t work ONLY in part of margin. I’ve used marquee code on other my website but I don’t know how to use it this time: <h3> marquee width="435" height="18" direction="left" scrollamount="2" bgcolor="#833010" style="color:#fff;">Make money …. label rights! </marquee></h3> I’ll do appreciate if you could help me out.
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