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    Centralise Nav Bar

    Sorry peeps if this is one of those "doh" questions - have tried searching and come up with nowt.

    We're trying to redesign our site to a smart theme - our current site has lots of little tweaks which will be lost when we convert - some of which we can add back in, some we have to start from scratch.

    The standard text based nav bar at the top of the page which right aligns - we're changed it to nav buttons, but which template do we need to look in to centralise it please? Sorry, after the recent QB fiasco (now fixed!) our brains and eyes aren't connecting anymore.

    TA! - Regards, Helen

    #2
    The navigation will be in Act_Primary, Act_BrochurePrimary (if you are using Brochure pages) and possibly Act_ShoppingCart etc.

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      #3
      for smart theme, look for NETQUOTEVAR:FOOTERGUIDE

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        #4
        Thanks all - sorted.

        Above and below the navigation buttons there are thick lines - if you get rid of them, it also takes out the frames round the "store sections", "cart details" and "search" boxes. The central box with all the products in stays outlined.

        Is there any way of independantly controlling which of these boxes you want a frame around? Hope that makes sense!

        Regards - Helen

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          #5
          Is there any way of independantly controlling which of these boxes you want a frame around? Hope that makes sense!
          Just removing the two horizontal lines from the top of the 'Smart' theme shouldn't have any effect on anything else in the design.

          It's this code you need to edit:
          Code:
              <td colspan="3" bgcolor="NETQUOTEVAR:PALCOLOR2CSS"> 
                <img src="shim.gif" height="3">
              </td>
          Change the two instance of this to:
          Code:
              <td colspan="3"> 
                <img src="shim.gif" height="1">
              </td>

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