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    Am i correct in thinking that to alter the way the price is displayed the template 'Act_ProductPrice.html' needs to be altered.
    My director has decided that he wants the to display in some form of table or display box under the main image.
    See http://support.actinic.co.uk/~kcsupp...ers/index.html

    Is the template mentioned above the correct place to alter the display, and which template do i need to alter to move the price across to the left?


    Many Thanks
    Olly

    #2
    I think 'Act_ProductPrice.html' just changes the way the price text is displayed.

    Act_product_line.html (or one of it's brothers - eg Act_productLine2.html) houses 'Act_ProductPrice.html', and I think this would be the place to define where the price text would appear.

    When I first started using templates I found it was a good idea to test modify them using text like "test1" and "test2", and then view the page, and see where they appeared.

    Note: when I way "one of it's brothers" - The actual file depends on the layout you chose for each product - and one of these "brothers" contains 2 products so be careful !
    anthony@sfc
    Webmaster at Stuff for Computers
    www.stuff-for-computers.co.uk
    anthony@stuff-for-computers.co.uk

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      #3
      Edit the Act_ProductLine.html template - add temporary <table> and </table> tags at the start and beginning of the code to show the table cells if using say Dreamweaver or Frontpage.

      You can then insert a new table after the NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTIMAGE and then move the necessary items across into the new table (NETQUOTEVAR:PRICEEXPLANATION and NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTPRICE etc)

      Remove the temp <table> tags before saving


      Bikster
      SellerDeck Designs and Responsive Themes

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        #4
        If you want to change the way the price is displayed edit Act_ProductPrice.html where you can assign different CSS values or even <font> tags


        Bikster
        SellerDeck Designs and Responsive Themes

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