Help with product layout to make it fit for a 800x600 screen resolution

[virgofashions]

Hi there everyone, I am trying to make my products page fit properly on a 800x600 screen resolution, the problem seems to be that the price is making the product box finish too far to the right. Does anyone have any ideas to solve this problem. I know that the boxes on the right hand side will not fit the page but it is an inconveniance for the customers to have to scroll to see the price.

Regards James

[newshopbloke]

Hi,

Which actinic theme are you using ?
This width issue has been my pet hate ever since buying actinic,can we have a link to your site so we can take a look ?

Mick

[jont]

Have you tried placing the price on a separate line in the Act_ProductLine.html template?

Also worth looking in the Act_ProductPrice.html template as you can force NQV's in there onto new lines using a <br /> tag instead of the current non breaking space that is in most of the themes as standard.

HTH

[virgofashions]

Sorry for the late reply guys, I could not find my thread.

Sorry for the late reply, could not find my thread. The website is www.virgofashions.com . I have not tried putting the price on a different line as I am not very good at editing things with actinic code. Only dreamweaver is easy for me to use. How would I put the price somewhere else. It is a big inconveniance for my customers that use 800x600 as they have to scroll to the right every time. What do you think of the look of the site. I went for the basic easy non flashy approach as I have tried that in the past and this seems to be the best formula for customer sales etc.

Thanks guys

Regards

[leehack]

The changes you want to make can be made in Dreamweaver, that is the preferred product to do these changes.

If you leavee the template open in dreamweaver after your changes, you can always revert once you have applied it to the site if you do not like the look.

[NormanRouxel]

Try this:

Look in Act_ProductBody.html where you'll see

<TABLE WIDTH="620" COLS="3" BORDER="0" CELLPADDING="0" CELLSPACING="0">
<TR>
<TD WIDTH=456></TD><TD WIDTH=36></TD><TD WIDTH=128>

and you should reduce the 620 slightly, and also the <TD WIDTH=128> by the same amount. Note that the 620 may be coming from a CUSTOMVAR, so you may have to alter that Property's Value.

[virgofashions]

Thanks guys

Thanks guys for your help. I changed what you said Norman and it worked straight away. Thankyou.

Regards James