closing all spaces

[ocbon]

Hi everyone

Could someone please take a look at some of the PRODUCTS on my sitewww.agiftislove.com

I am using Clean layout # 4 and Quantity on Product Page.
How do I get rid of all the gaps (spacing) from the More Info Button down to the Buy This Button. The way it is laid out now, it is just useless scrolling for the customer.

I have gone into the different templates for the More Info Button and the Email A Friend to see if there were 'br' or 'p' I could remove; that didn't work

I have also changed the template to close spaces for components and attributes. No luck


Thanks
Bonnie

[Mike Hughes]

There are two sorts of line spaces in your text.

1. Extra returns after the text you've entered in each of the info sections. Just go to each section and remove everything after the last bit of text. i.e. so the cursor won't move from the end of the last word when you press the right arrow key.

2. The spacing between info sections / titles is controlled by Act_InfoLine.html. There are table spacings and a '<BR>' that can be changed.

Mike

[ocbon]

closing all spaces

Hi Olderscot

I think I may not have made myself clear, and for that I sincerely apologize.

The spacing I need closed is for each product (not section). If you look at the products themselves on my site.

If you go to this page, and scroll a little, you will see a button (More Info - which is from the Extended Information) and then scroll down to the end of that product you will see a button (Buy This) - See all the spaces (gaps) between the More Info, Email A Friend Button, Quantity Box, Enter Card Message, etc., and the Buy This buttons - this is what I want closed up.

However, if you could also tell me how to alter the InfoLine.html for the sections - that would be very helpful also.

Thanks so much
Bonnie

[Mike Hughes]

Hi Bonnie,

No problem, I must have mis-read your original post or jumped to conclusions when looking at your web page.

The product layout is controlled by a number of product templates. If you open the 'product details' dialog within catalog (by double-clinking on a product) and then select the 'general' tab you'll see a 'product layout' box with something like "Text to the right of the image." inside it, and there are a number of layout options in a drop down list. You can change the layout by selecting a different template, or edit the layout template you're using by clicking the 'edit' box beside it on the right.

I think you'll find the extra <BR>s you want to remove inside the product template you're using but you might also want to check the individual templates for price, extended info, etc. I always find the easiest way to find the right one is to use the template manager and look under the 'section' tab.

Mike

PS. The "Text to the right of the image" template is good for scrolling as it puts text and buttons to the right of the image. takes up much less space than the product layout you're using.

[ocbon]

closing all spaces

Mike

THANKS! THANKS! I have been playing around with the templates under Section and it has really changed the look.


Problem: I have been able to place borders around products and buttons except for the Cart Button. I have gone into this template:
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<!-- CartButtonImage HTML begin -->
<!-- This template is used for the add to cart button image. -->
<br><!--NETQUOTEVAR:BUTTONLABEL--><INPUT TYPE="IMAGE" SRC="NETQUOTEVAR:BUTTONIMG" NAME="NETQUOTEVAR:BUTTONNAME"
WIDTH="NETQUOTEVAR:IMAGEWIDTH" HEIGHT="NETQUOTEVAR:IMAGEHEIGHT" BORDER="3">


<!-- This template is used for the add to cart button image. -->
<!-- CartButtonImage HTML end -->
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and changed the BORDER="0" to BORDER-"'3" (which is what I did for the email a friend and extended info button), but this procedure will not add the border to the Cart Button?
Can you help?www.agiftislove.com

Again, thanks so much for your help
Bonnie

[cdicken]

Bonnie

I have a feeling this is because all the other images you mention use <img src="...."> tags, but the add to cart button uses a <input type="image" src="..."> tag. I don't think you can have borders on <input> tags.

However, can't you just edit the image of the cart button to make it look like it has a 3 pixel border around it...?