Help with Tables PLEASE!

[rufiogsr]

Hello,

 

I am trying to create a table that includes my left column and products all together into one table with the ability to change the background of it also.

 

Here are some screen shots of where I am stuck at:

 

I made this in frontpage with simple html. This is how I want it to end up looking. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. I am totally stuck and I know there is a way to do this.

 

 

Please help me out. I need to get this up and running as soon as possible and im semi-new to PHP. Thanks in advance.

 

Mike.

[Guest]

You can have an opening table tag etc. in header.php and the closing tags in footer.php

 

HTH

 

Matti

[Guest]

As Matti says, you can have tags in the header & footer. If you search for 'center shop' you'll find several threads about how to do this.

 

hth

[Guest]

There is a contribution that you can use.

 

http://www.oscommerce.com/community/contributions,266

 

This one is an good step on the way to your sollution.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dennis

[rufiogsr]

Ok well that script wasnt working to well for me. So i used the Dead Easy Center codes. Basically it worked just how I wanted it to. I only have a few small bugs that I need to figure out now.

 

 

Here is how it currently looks.

 

1) There is a blank line at the very top above the image. I have checked my header.php script and there is no reason for that space to be there. For some reason it keeps showing up though.

 

2) How do i remove "What's New Here" and that image. Also how do i modify the text below it.

 

Thanks Again.

[Tariq]

The "What's New Here" is under the catalog/includes/languages/english <if that is your default language> in this line, about 22 on mine

 

define('HEADING_TITLE', 'Change this to what you want it to read');

 

Then save :)

 

The blank line thing, Im not sure of ;/

Maybe an extra <br> somewhere?

 

You can also change the GUEST to whatever you want it to say in the same foklder, in the english.php file.

 

Line 290 on mine

this text

define('TEXT_GREETING_GUEST', 'Welcome yaddayadda

 

you can alter whatever you wish it to say there, as well as changing the entire line, as long as you stay between the ' 's

 

Good luck, and dont forget your backups :)