Robsta

The colour scheme can be altered in the CSS files "/skins/cube_gray/styleSheets/style.css" , look for .featured classes near the bottom. The exact classes can be found in the file noted below. The layout can be altered in the /styleTemplates/content/index.tpl.

There are a few guides on CubeCart.org that will help you out with customising the store. And there are also a few mods to help you generate a multi level/category menu similar to your example, also on CubeCart.org.

The message says there was a problem with the email address supplied by the seller, not the customer. Check your PayPal account details in CubeCart, make sure they correspond with the address in PayPal.

Firefox and IE interpret padding and widths slightly differently... try commenting out the those styles in the CSS for #subCats and .subCat and seeing what happens.

Andi is right, if the sub-category images are the same size it will enhance your store. However to work with different size category images, within the Layout.css you will find the '.subCat' class. Add a height style and tailor the height to your categories and you end up with tidier rows. :P

I think i might have to reduce the amount of them :-( Thank you all for your advice. Thanks Peter It's a good thing to have your text as text and not in an image... search engines don't read text in images, and the front page is the most valuable.

Very nice. :)

Love the look and feel of the site.... that Quick Nav is excellent. Well done. :)

Very nice. Good work! :)

It's not CSS styling that's causing the really wide store. I notice that the content in the center is all images... this looks to be the cause.

That is soooo much better. Well done! One thing, the mouseover colour change on the top menu on the cart does not seem to work in IE. Looks great! :)

Yes of course... enable IPN in PayPal and CubeCart :dizzy:

Try .topCatsBgRight for the menu The logo section is #topHeader Note it looks a little odd in Firefox at the moment.

It's very nice, but I'd just like to mention a few issues I can see... Some of the hyperlinked text, for example the top menu, login text etc the mouse over text is a different width (probably because of changing to bold), this moves the entire menu and text when the mouse moves over it... which is not ideal for usability. The top menu text should also be bigger or at least more prominent as Andi mentions. It does get dwarfed by the content, and there is nothing obvious to indicate to a new visitor where the menu is in relation to the content text... it looks the same. There is no separation line between the products in the category view and shopping basket. This makes the lines of products more difficult to follow. And as you've removed the title background colours, it adds to the issue. The session box (with login and account links) moves from the left column to the top right when you go into the cart template. Locations of such items should ideally standardised for all pages. The actual shopping basket page is very bare, even with products in the list. I also expect that when a visitor registers, and goes to their account they will have an entire browser window with only 4 small lines of links somewhere on the page. I like the concept of minimalism, but I can't help thinking it's a little too minimal. This is just my opinion, and I'm sure others prefer this style of site.... I like something pretty and eye catching to look at Good work on the site... i'm a perfectionist at heart, so please take my feedback as constructive rather than criticism.... it is a nice site in general :D

I agree.... needs colour. Too much white. The Latest Products list also needs some attention, and the cart sections are strangely narrow. Dynamic width store, but narrow static width cart section?

DOH! didn't notice the lines were not from CSS borders. DOH! DOH! and DOH! again. I think I'll get an early night! :zorro:

First time I saw it I read it as WMD! LOL!

Ok... your CSS... These boxes should be identical in width. But the title is 175px and the content is 168px. Padding and borders can make the boxes that bit wider (by the selected px figure).... so try experimenting with making the padding-left/right and widths equal between the two.

on the right hand side there are bits sticking out i can definstely see it (unless its my laptop) check again Ahh I see.... yes. Didn't notice it. Try reducing the width and height settings in the same area.

It looks ok to me.... what are you seeing? I've tried it in IE and Firefox... looks fine.

Regarding the title spacings. In your layout.css file, look for ".boxTitleLeft, .boxTitleRight {" and add "padding-left:4px;padding-top:2px;" without the quotes. Alter the numbers to suite your needs.

That's a very nice integration.... good work. :cry:

Happy Easter to you all.

Higher resolution screens do not mean they use full screen windows. Those stats are very misleading.

Very nice, good work! The only thing left to customised are the buttons and the new customer / cart table headers. :)