Multiple columns in a footer
 

Hello:

Anyone know how to create multiple columns in a footer like newegg.com? Someone please let me know. I'm a newbie at x-cart. It would be great if someone were to provide me with a code or a written example of some kind.

Thanks!

Re: Multiple columns in a footer
 

Have you changed the footer at all?

Post the code for your footer and I'll help out.

Re: Multiple columns in a footer
 

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Re: Multiple columns in a footer
 

Ashley:

Here is the code. I tried to edit it but i had to restore it back to its default state because somehow i broke the site including the admin panel. This is from bottom.tpl:

<div class="Bottom">{include file="copyright.tpl"}</div>
<div class="foot">
{capture name=menu}
<a href="help.php" class="VertMenuItems">{$lng.lbl_help}</a> |
<a href="help.php?section=contactus&amp;mode=update" class="VertMenuItems">{$lng.lbl_contact_us}</a> |
<a href="help.php?section=business" class="VertMenuItems">{$lng.lbl_privacy_statement} </a> |
<a href="help.php?section=conditions" class="VertMenuItems">{$lng.lbl_terms_n_conditions }</a>
{section name=pg loop=$pages_menu}
| <a href="pages.php?pageid={$pages_menu[pg].pageid}">{$pages_menu[pg].title}</a>
{/section}
{/capture}
{ include file="menu_foot.tpl" menu_content=$smarty.capture.menu }
</div>

Re: Multiple columns in a footer
 

would be nice to know xcart version number like balinor said.

Re: Multiple columns in a footer
 

Hi:

im using X-Cart 4.1 GOLD

Re: Multiple columns in a footer
 

you are supposed to put the excat version number in your signature to use the board.

with that said...

I would place a table inside the lower division tag.

<table cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0">
<tr>
<td>Info</td>
<td>Info</td>
<td>Info</td>
</tr>
</table>

each set of <td></td> tags is a new column.

you can play with the cellpadding and cellspacing if you like.

I know some people don't like tables but I think this is the easiest way for beginners, since you don't have to mess with nested DIV tags and the float property.

So give it a try.

Re: Multiple columns in a footer
 

Ok Ashley:

I'll give it a try. Thanks alot for your help! :)

Re: Multiple columns in a footer
 

Please follow the link I posted and follow the instructions to update your signature with your EXACT version. I know it is a pain, but it makes a huge difference as each version is different. Thank you.