Robsta

There is a mod on .org which allows a different global template to be used for the homepage. It sounds like exactly what you're looking for. Look in the free mods section.

Check all files have been uploaded successfully, or try uploading them all again as you may have a corrupted file somewhere.

List box? Please elaborate on what you are referring to.

That is indeed a fair point.

... but the forum is called 'Show Off'. There is nothing to 'show off' if the default skin is used. For development tips and help, visit cubecart.org.

If these are top level categories, the easiest method would be to hard code them into the main global template. You can do what ever you want with them then. :whistle:

Edit it, look for <span class="txtContentTitle">{HOME_TITLE}</span> . This is the code that shows the front page title. Either replace that code, or just the {HOME_TITLE} with <img src="path/to/image.jpg" width="x" height ="x" /> replacing 'x' with the correct dimensions.

viewCat.tpl does contain the HTML, but in layout.css you can set the widths of each sub category folder without editing the code. Your choice.

CubeCart is extremely customisable. Take a gander at .org.

Are you using a static or dynamic width skin? Can you post a link please. You can do it by editing the styles in layout.css, look for .subcat and .subcats Change the widths, if you're using dynamic skin width use 33%, if you're using a static with, use what ever pixel figure (eg 130px) that is a third of the area width.

Which tab?

In the skin directory, find /styleTemplates/content/index.tpl This is the homepage template that contains the area you are looking for.

Glad to be of help :D

All you need to do is alter the CSS for the 'li' For example: For all lists... li { list-style-image: url(../folder/image.jpg); } There are other 'list-style' styles which may require adding to conpensate for the cascading styles. I recommend using a CSS editor which has the styles built in for you to chose from. Makes it so much easier.

A link to your site is always helpful. Andi is right though, you've probably upset the width balance.

Firefox is a more accurate way of getting code working as it should as it follows proper web standards much more closely than IE. A site can work perfectly in IE but mess up in every other browser. Get a site looking great in both IE and FF, and there is a very good chance it will work as expected in other browsers.

I don't actually see what you're referring to. There are a lot of layout differences between Firefox and IE. One being no spaces between the side boxes in Firefox.

Pop over to CubeCart.org and have a look in the mods sections. There is one over there perfect for your needs. :D

A simple solution would be to use the popular products box.

It can be done fairly easily by copying the global template into the root and changing the extension and CSS/image paths. Then you can amend the HTML to use it with your new content. Of course you will need to alter the code to allow a smooth flowing menu heirarchy. It also depends on whether you are using another CMS to merge with CubeCart. I use MODx which allows me to use the same global template (slightly modified for paths and place holders) throughout the whole site with relative ease.

In the 'global' (styleTemplates/globals) templates {page_content} references the 'content' (styleTemplates/content) templates. For the front page template, look in "styleTemplates/content" for 'index.tpl'. There you will find the HTML and also the classes that are referenced in the CSS.

Please note the screen capture link generates popups. :)

Try CubeCart.org for a wide selection :rolly:

Many thanks. :(

http://www.cloud9energy.com - Plain old Killer. http://www.lightspeedx.com/ecom/ - Plain old Legend. CubeCart v3.0.4!!!! http://www.highstakes21.com - Plain old Legend. http://www.aigal.com - Plain old Legend. CubeCart 3.0.2!!!! Other than a couple nice header images (with text colour clashes), sadly no design work... nothing to 'show off'. And two of them are very outdated (and insecure) versions of CubeCart. You would be advised to upgrade. Sorry, just my opinion.