shopping cart is crowded.

[knifeman]

Hi,

 

My site sells Kitchen knives and the images are short and wide. I also added two mods to my shopping cart page. (order max dropdown, and a delete image) No more update button.

 

Here is my problem. After adding several items to the cart, it begins to get hard to tell which item is on which line:

 

It can be confusing which drop down box affects which item. I need a simple way to add horizontal lines between rows or shading for alternate rows, but I do not know where to make the changes. I noticed in shopping_cart.php that there is code for odd and even classes:

 for ($i=0, $n=sizeof($products); $i<$n; $i++) {
     if (($i/2) == floor($i/2)) {
       $info_box_contents[] = array('params' => 'class="productListing-even"');
     } else {
       $info_box_contents[] = array('params' => 'class="productListing-odd"');

But as shown in my image, there are no distinctions between odd and even items. Am I missing something in the stylesheet? Or is there a simple way to implement a change?

 

Thanks,

Tim

[♥mdtaylorlrim]

Using the code shown you would have to put the line in twice. If you show more code there is likely a spot to put one line of code that would affect both lines at the same time.

 

Put your code in just below each $info_box_contents[] = line and see what you get. It might affect things elsewhere though...

[knifeman]

Using the code shown you would have to put the line in twice. If you show more code there is likely a spot to put one line of code that would affect both lines at the same time.

 

Put your code in just below each $info_box_contents[] = line and see what you get. It might affect things elsewhere though...

Thanks Mark,

 

I feel stupid for asking now. I finally found in the stylesheet that both odd and even classes had the same color. I skimmed through the sheet earlier, but product listing is lumped in with a dozen others. After looking closer, I found them and changed one.

 

Tim