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    product description width

    please take a look at

    http://optimistonline.co.uk/acatalog...st_Covers.html

    i can not see what is stopping the product description from using the full width of the allowable space.

    I'm using CSS product layout and I've made the ProductListWidth 100%

    what else is there?

    #2
    Jo,

    Looks like it this code causing the problem:-

    <div class="content_right" style="width: 250px;">

    The 250px restricting the width. Could it be in the product layout?

    Dave
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      #3
      Yep I think that may be the cause but.....I looked at that but it is surrounded by a block statement - which refers to columns.. if column count ==1 ie not equal 1 my column count is 1

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        #4
        Anyone else got any ideas....

        i'm not sure if it is a bug or not. You can see from the site I don't have products in columns, but this block statement seems to be obeyed.

        I've changed it from 250px to 60% which improves the layout, if I make it wider than 60% the product description drops to the next line, which i don't want either.

        I would like a css product layout that has the image to the left with no other info encroaching into that column space ie under the image.

        I thought I'd fixed this in this thread

        http://community.actinic.com/showthread.php?t=23234

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          #5
          column count ==1 means column count is exactly equal to 1.

          not equal is usually expressed as !=

          If you have no other column setting, then your only column will always be 1, and that condition will always evaluate to true.
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            #6
            Originally posted by wjcampbe
            column count ==1 means column count is exactly equal to 1.
            Woops! I'd better drag out my old books on cobol programming to brush up on my skills.

            Why is that block statement there?

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