I have numerous options with a particular product, almost all of them are in a List Box format.
What I need help with is to have the questions appear on the left of the list box and have all the list boxes line up to each other as you look at them from the top down.
The questions for each of the Options vary in length, so the list boxes also display in a jagged fashion depending on the option question.
What sort of HTML code do I need so the Option questions are left justified. The list boxes should line up so it all looks esthetically pleasant to the eye.
Also where does this code go?
Thanks.
SajMalik
2 Feb 2009 8:03 AM
Move the label above the box and the boxes will then left align beneath each other.
You will find this in templates/user/ block_products_list.html & block_product_details.html - just add <br> after the property name.
Example:
<!-- begin properties -->
<div id="{property_block_id}" style="{property_style}">{property_name}<BR />{property_control}</div><!-- end properties -->
Chris
foxtrotdomains.com
2 Feb 2009 11:28 AM
I am sorry Chris, I did not explain it well.
I want the questions left justified, then some space and the list box to begin. But I want the boxes to ALL begin at the same place as the first one.
eg
Your Choice of Colour: Start of List box
Pocket Size: Start of list box
Specialty add operation Start of list box
Thanks
SajMalik
2 Feb 2009 11:36 AM
By 'question' I presume you mean the label?
You suspect you need the label and box to be in a table.
I guess I could code a table but I am not sure what happens to the display when there is more than one option.
Perhaps someone else will be able to come up with your best solution.
Alternatively, ask Viart; they will charge you a reasonable fee but their solution will be good.
Goof luck
Chris
Amy (Guest)
28 Mar 2009 1:07 PM
Foxtrot -- I had a similar issue with radio buttons and found the fix. Perhaps it will help you too.
Open up your option, then choose the "Options Appearance" tab. Add <BR> to the "after control HTML" box. This will force the options to left-align. You can do the same in the "after title HTML" box too. Hope that helps!
foxtrotdomains.com
28 Mar 2009 1:51 PM
Hi Amy:
Thanks, I figured that out earlier, but I actually need more then that. Apparently my vision is more technically involved, so for the time being I will live with it.