Someone please help...
 

I am doing the best I can but still am getting issues from the powers to be....

Posted below is their current list of gripes...I cannot fix these to save my life

My site is at 216.75.30.97

#1 Speed Bar doesn't touch the left hand side...I have looked in the css
and cannot see this anywhere******FIXED...THANKS KUBE!*********

#2 Advanced Search near the Search box is Black, they want it made white I have looked in the css and cannot see this anywhere******FIXED...THANKS KUBE!*********

#3 Categories list all lettering needs to be on same line.....again, I have looked in the css and cannot see this anywhere******FIXED...THANKS KUBE!*********

#4 Upon registration it takes the person to a blank page that says /seo_friendly.php? with nothing there

#5 Bestsellers not clickable

Guys I appreciate all of the help if i could get these 5 items resolved I can finally get them off my back and go live

Re: Someone please help...
 

For #1 the speedbar (if you are referring to your black banded horizontal navigational menu)

Find the table inside subnav which looks like this...
<td class="subnav"><table style="float: right;" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">

Then remove the style="float:right;"
so the table looks like...
<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">

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EDIT I left style="float: right;" in the table - not a very good example

Re: Someone please help...
 

what file will this be in kube?

Re: Someone please help...
 

For #2 Advanced Search: changing the font color to white. You can use the lazy CSS way and add....

.HeadRightBox TD A U {
color:#FFFFFF;
}

to your main skin1.css file

Re: Someone please help...
 

For #3 I am not clear on what you are referring to? Is it your main left vertical navigation menu? And you do not want the titles to break to a new line if it is too wide for the column?

Re: Someone please help...
 

I may have interpreted #3 wrongly but if you do not want the category names to wrap to a new line, try this with css...

.categoriesCat {
white-space:nowrap;
}

Although if this were correct - I would advise against using it as you will run out of space for the main content. Again, I may have misinterpreted #3

Re: Someone please help...
 

I've no ideas at this moment - try using webmaster mode in IE. And refer to the status bar in the bottom left-hand corner of the browser. It should give you an indication when you mouseover a certain section of the site on where the .tpls are based.

Re: Someone please help...
 

Just in case you were going crazy, I left a style="float: right;" inside that table example in Post #2 by accident. But the message stays the same - remove style="float: right;" from the first table inside subnav.