Products doubling up, Company logo not showing properly

[xMrPx]

Hi all,

First time ive posted here, hopefully you can help.

Im very new to actinic and HTML, and im currently designing my first website using the program. Im using the reflective theme, but problems seem to be occuring, more recently, now there is a quite large amount of product on the website.

The products listed are doubling up, almost like they've been mirrored, and i dont know why, or how to solve the problem?

Also, the company name, in the top bar is not showing properly, it's half on the screen, half off!

Oh and its now telling me the file cannot be found for the home page.
Im having a nightmare!

I searched the threads and couldnt seem to find anything. Sorry if this is rather novice.

Many thanks

Nick

p.s apologies for the poor quality of the photo, only 100 kb upload :/

[TraceyHand]

re. the product list doubling up, you've probably got your top and bottom section lists showing.
Check the layouts tab of your sections and ensure you only have top section list or botton section list set (with the other set to 'no layout')
Sorry, I can't be more specific, my Actinic is uploading

[xMrPx]

thanks alot, thats one problem sorted

Dont suppose you know about the company logo at the top of the page?

Cheers,

Nick

[Duncan Rounding]

Post the URL so we can see the problem.

[xMrPx]

The website isnt currently live, i attached a photo on the original post.

Thanks

[Duncan Rounding]

The logo used in the theme is 135x45px - how does that compare with yours?

[xMrPx]

Ahh i see, mine is 377x132px. What would i have to do?

[Duncan Rounding]

Simplest would be to resize it - if you're not confident with HTML then that would be your best bet.

[xMrPx]

Perfect, thanks for your help.

If i was to tamper with the HTML, could i keep the image the same size, just enlarge the bracket the image goes into?

[leehack]

Yes you could, but the fact you asked that question probably points to you needing to get your feet a little under the table first. Get comfortable with actinic first, then running a store, then html and css.

[xMrPx]

Ok, thanks for the help and advice.

All the best,

Nick