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10 years ago

cheerfulcalf wrote:
Great job! Thank you :)

One more thing, images are okay now, but flying from bottom descriptions on mouse over are not going until top (compare your theme here http://manoroletai.lt/vienspalviai and here http://manoroletai.bykovas.lt/vienspalviai). Could you please take a look and suggest something?


I see that the mark-up of the item-box in the two sites is different. The correct one is here: http://www.manoroletai.lt/vienspalviai . Try uninstalling that plug-in from http://manoroletai.bykovas.lt/vienspalviai - that may fix the problem!

10 years ago

cheerfulcalf wrote:
Should it work with that plugin http://www.nopaccelerate.com/
Because on my site images and css is nor working http://manoroletai.bykovas.lt/margi (not works in IE and Chrome, but works in Firefox). Do you know anything about this compatibility issue?


I far as I can see that plug-in includes many inappropriate styles from this file: Plugins/XcellenceIT.Plugin.Solr.Products/Content/nopaccelerate-styles.css .

You can comment its content and your problems will be solved!

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10 years ago

atzmonca wrote:
HI
the thems not working on IE8
in chrome look good
http://shop320.allstoreweb.co.il/


Hi, ATZMONCA !

This problem is almost fixed and working version will be deployed ASAP.

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10 years ago

JnEng wrote:
When hovering over the product on the actual product page, the zoom window is over the product info

http://raceenergy1.azurewebsites.net/go-puck-5x


The CloudZoom plug-in has settings that allow you to change the place where the zoom window appears. It can be right, left, top, bottom or inner.

10 years ago

JnEng wrote:
I loaded the images and the slider is HUGE!! How do I change the slider size?

http://raceenergy1.azurewebsites.net/


Hi, JNENG!

The solution for you is to upload images with smaller height (I guess you meant that it is too big in height). The slider is full-width and it preserves the proportions.

P.S. We really liked your slider, because 3 of us drive Honda!

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10 years ago

MattyLB wrote:
Hi Matt,

You can remove the default styling for the Alicante theme from this file:
SevenSpikes.Nop.Plugins.ProductRibbons\Themes\Alicante\Content\Ribbons.css

Simply delete or modify the .product-ribbon class definition.



Thanks for the suggestion. When I tried this, it appears to force the product image away in order to display the ribbon. Am I missing something or can you suggest a class definition that let's me add a ribbon in a corner without removing the product I image? Thanks


Yes, deleting everything is not quite right. You need to leave this chunk of code:

.ribbon-wrapper {
    height: 100%;
}


Thanks!

10 years ago

Jhopper wrote:
Hello,

Thank you for the reply but that hasn't quite sorted my problem!

I would like the drop menu to have 3 columns with the sub-categories going down in alphabetical order.

This is my example http://jsfiddle.net/Dnamixup/s9WDX/6/ hover over the first menu item.

The plugin it displays the sub-categories in a row of 4 across alphabetically but I need to display them in columns of 12 alphabetically, so I would have 3 or 4 columns in the drop down.

Thank you



Hi, Steve!

If you want to get this done, you have to write your custom logic in CategoryMenuTemplate.WithPictures.cshtml file. Also you have to change the CSS and the mark-up for the drop down. For example you have to find this piece of code:
<ul class="subcategories">
                    @foreach (var subCategory in item.SubCategories.Take(megaMenuSettings.NumberOfCategories))
                    {
                        <li>
                            <a href="@Url.RouteUrl("Category", new { SeName = subCategory.CategoryModel.SeName })" title="@subCategory.CategoryModel.Name">
                            @subCategory.CategoryModel.Name</a>
                        </li>
                    }

                    @if (item.SubCategories.Count == megaMenuSettings.NumberOfCategories)
                    {
                        <li>
                            <a class="view-all" href="@Url.RouteUrl("Category", new { SeName = item.CategoryModel.SeName })">@T("SevenSpikes.MegaMenu.ViewAllCategories")</a>
                        </li>
                    }
                </ul>

First you have to sort item.SubCategories and then add your logic in the foreach, i.e. for every three categories create a new column. After that just style them.

Hope that helped you!

10 years ago

Hello, JHOPPER!

As far as I understood, you want to have less rows and more categories on a row. For example - 12 categories per row and three or four rows. Consider that if you want to do this, you will have too little space for a category - let`s say your menu is 960px wide and if you have 12 categories each category will be 80px wide.
Anyway, if you want to achieve this, you have to open /Plugins/SevenSpikes.Nop.Plugins.MegaMenu/Views/MegaMenu/CategoryMenuTemplate.WithPictures.cshtml file and find this row: @(Html.DataTable<SevenSpikes.Nop.Plugins.MegaMenu.Models.MegaMenuCategoryModel>(Model.CategoriesModels, 4, "row", "box" . The number "4" sets the number of categories per row. So you can change it freely to 12. The other change is in ~/Plugins/SevenSpikes.Nop.Plugins.MegaMenu/Themes/YOUR-THEME/Content/MegaMenu.css
file and change the width in this rule:

.mega-menu .box {
       width: 80px;
}

I hope this helped!

Hi, IMPRINTABLESWAREHOUSE

You have to change the logic in \Plugins\SevenSpikes.Nop.Plugins.MegaMenu\Views\MegaMenuCategoryMenuTemplate.InfiniteCategories.cshtml. You must replace this code

  

<li>
            <a href="@Url.RouteUrl("Category", new { SeName = subCategory.CategoryModel.SeName })" title="@subCategory.CategoryModel.Name">@subCategory.CategoryModel.Name</a>
            @if (subCategory.SubCategories.Count > 0)
            {
            <ul class="sublist">
                @CreateSubLists(subCategory.SubCategories, categoriesCountSetting, subCategory.CategoryModel.SeName)
            </ul>
            }
        </li>


with this one

<li>
            @if (subCategory.SubCategories.Count > 0)
            {
            <a href="@Url.RouteUrl("Category", new { SeName = subCategory.CategoryModel.SeName })" title="@subCategory.CategoryModel.Name">@subCategory.CategoryModel.Name</a>
            
            <ul class="sublist">
                @CreateSubLists(subCategory.SubCategories, categoriesCountSetting, subCategory.CategoryModel.SeName)
            </ul>
            }
            else{
            <a class="noBackgroundClass" href="@Url.RouteUrl("Category", new { SeName = subCategory.CategoryModel.SeName })" title="@subCategory.CategoryModel.Name">@subCategory.CategoryModel.Name</a>
           }
        </li>


Now you can remove the background via noBackgroundClass:

.noBackgroundClass {
     background-image: none;
}

I hope this helped!