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rg2004
04-Dec-2003, 03:08 PM
As a relatively un-techy user I'm having probs trying to figure out how to change a couple of things in my catalog. I`m using a standard out of the box template.
Screenshot (http://www.sigil.plus.com/screen.gif)
What I'd like to do is reduce the text size (text marked in yellow & green) and tighten up the space (marked in red) to give my pages more of a list look & reduce scroll-a-thons on pages that will rapidly grow in items. These changes would hopefully be catalog wide on all the product lines.
Any help would be appreciated.
RG.
TraceyG
05-Dec-2003, 08:49 AM
Hi,
Can you post the HTML code for your product template please (usually Act_ProductLine.html - can be found in your Site1 folder - or through 'Advanced | Template Manager | Section tab (click on 'Change View' if you don't see the tabs)).
rg2004
05-Dec-2003, 03:02 PM
Hi,
I'm not sure which of these is right. If I go to the Site1 folder and open 'Act_ProductLine.html' the HTML code is: Act_ProductLine.html.txt (http://www.sigil.plus.com/Act_ProductLine.html.txt)
but if I go the 'Advanced | Template Manager | Section tab' route and click the 'Product Line' button it opens up Act_ProductLineTable.html for which the code is: Act_ProductLineTable.html.txt (http://www.sigil.plus.com/Act_ProductLineTable.html.txt)
I assume one of these is the right one ?
Thanks,
RG.
TraceyG
05-Dec-2003, 04:12 PM
Hi,
What I'd like to do is reduce the text size (text marked in yellow & green)
In your product template (Act_ProductLineTable.html) find <span class="actregular"><b>NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTNAME and change 'actregular' to 'actxsmall'.
Then search for <span class="actxsmall">NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTREF <br>
NETQUOTEVAR:PRODUCTDESCRIPTION
and change 'actxsmall' to 'actxxsmall'
Save and close the template
tighten up the space (marked in red)
For this you need to open Act_ProductBody.html and reduce the cellpadding to 0 (this is thanks to Darren in support).
Save and close this file and then update your site.
I hope this helps.
rg2004
08-Dec-2003, 10:40 AM
Spot on, that's exactly what I needed. Many thanks for your help Tracey (and Darren) :)
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