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Well the actual $amount eg. $249 is on:
ProductDetailsTitle in the CSS Is that what you are after? |
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Yes but as said before that will also change the color of ' detail's and options .. I am very grateful for the help so far btw .. |
Of course, ok, well we just need to make a new css class as we did before.
In the products template: line 67: <FONT class="ProductDetailsTitle"> Stick a 1 on the end of the Title, so: <FONT class="ProductDetailsTitle1"> Then goto the css file, duplicate that section and then put a 1 on it again. You now have another separate class that you can edit. |
cool .. price and $xxx.xx now match ..
Now how do i change 00% to mach up with ' you save' .. duplicate another one in the css ? |
Yes, but you will actually have to put the tag around the variable in your product template as well.
<FONT class="ProductDetailsTitle2">{$discount}%</font> So that: ProductDetailsTitle2 matches in the template and css. Doesnt matter what you call it. |
Victory :D .. thanks so much for your help .. it all looks smooth and better then ever .. 8)
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Agreed, looks very user friendly now. Glad to of helped - hope you feel a bit more confident with css now, especially as it basically controls so much of the style of x-cart.
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yah it is starting to make sense .. i still need to get that CSS for dummies though .. :o
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