Pick 'n' Mix not possible?

[Greenmind]

Lol. I 'm glad I didn't see that before I went to bed; I'd never have been able to sleep.

[Greenmind]

A basic idea of what my site will look like.

[Greenmind]

It's not finished yet. I do want something down the right hand side yes. Maybe as you say bestsellers/new products, but 'In your cart (so far)' would be good also. As for the rest looking bare, that's how I want it; uncluttered. I don't want visitors to be visually confused.

[Greenmind]

I have to say, it's more work than I anticipated. I've been procrastinating all week, and what with the whole cat palaver, it's becoming a bit of a grind.

[Greenmind]

Loouiiise!

I want to put the word 'each' after a price. How do I do that?

[Greenmind]

Hmm? I'm selling nuts, bolts etc. in boxes of 100, but some are so expensive that I want to sell them individually, but it needs to be very clear that the price is for one, so just occasionally I want the 'each' after the price, for emphasis.

<actinic:block PHP='true'>priceformat("<actinic:variable name="SecondCurrencyFormat" />","<actinic:variable formatting="font(Size|12)" name="TaxExclusivePrice" />", "<actinic:variable name="TaxExclusivePriceAlt" />");</actinic:block>

Where do I put 'each'? Sorry but it's a bit confusing for me.

[peblaco]

A space then "each" after the price, or put it in your layout.

You might want to use a blockif or a variable.

[Greenmind]

Thanks Louise. I think I'll do what you mention in your second paragraph - sounds like the right way to do it. Although I won't do it just now, but will come back to it. I don't mind getting dirty, quite like it in fact, just want the thing kind of ready to go.

[Greenmind]

I tried just tagging it onto that code and it seems to have worked out ok.

[Greenmind]

Loouiiise! (Is that wearing a bit thin now?)

Look at this:




There are three products in that view, but they kind of run into each other. How can I make them look more separate? (I've drawn pictures because we make these and I ain't making them just for photos)

[jont]

You can add a dividing line at the bottom of each product layout using either a CS <div> with appropriate styling or even a simple <hr> to introduce a line.

You can take it further and encapsulate the whole product layout in a <div> and style that with CSS using the "border" attribute... this will place all your products in boxes.

[Greenmind]

Yes, it wouldn't work before. I'll try what you're saying here. Thanks for that. What is an <hr> then?

[Greenmind]

Well, I've done the <hr/> thing and it's worked perfectly! Is there no end to your cleverness?



Jont, you're quite clever too. I don't want you to think I'm favouring Louise just because she's a young lady.

[jont]

Jont, you're quite clever too. I don't want you to think I'm favouring Louise just because she's a young lady.

Are you saying I am an old man

[Greenmind]

Yes, now I think of it, perhaps he's more 'wise' than clever.

Louise Louise Louise

Look at this:



Look at the section link in the middle at the top and the image contained within. Why is that section link box slightly bigger than the others? Why is it sticking down like that? The images are all the same size.