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    Posted: 15-December-2006 at 1:07pm
in pcstorefront css I've set the "pcmain" to have a right border..it works fine with my design

but it falls short on pages I don't have many products on

see here:

http://funnyfotocards.com/productcart/pc/viewCategories.asp

versus here where it works:
http://funnyfotocards.com/productcart/pc/viewCategories.asp? idCategory=20

any ideas out there...
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The problem is that the border is on the right side of the HTML table for the content area. So the height of that table is only as high as the content within it. For the examples above the first page doesn't have enough content to fill the whole page whereas the second page does.

Try defining the right border for the the "pcCenter" class in the pcHeaderFooter.css. That should work.
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Thank you I'll try the suggestion you give-
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its not working--


Edited by Ceylan - 16-December-2006 at 10:33pm
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netprofits wrote:

The problem is that the border is on the right side of the HTML table for the content area. So the height of that table is only as high as the content within it. For the examples above the first page doesn't have enough content to fill the whole page whereas the second page does.

Try defining the right border for the the "pcCenter" class in the pcHeaderFooter.css. That should work.


I tried defining the right border for the the "pcCenter" class in the pcHeaderFooter.css.

but I don't see any border now on right side...

http://funnyfotocards.com/productcart/pc/msg.asp?message=3

hmmm...can you help
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Hi Cey,

I guess you're not using the standard Product Cart header.asp or you've removed some of the tags. There is supposed to be a TD tag for the main content area like this: <td id="pcCenter"> which defines the style for the whole center area with a class of pcCenter. You're HTML code does not include that CSS class.

Try adding the id="pcCenter" class to this line of your header.asp file like this:
<td align="right" bgcolor="#e5e5e5" valign="top" id="pcCenter">

You really shouldn't define styles in the td tag like you have above. It is better to add those styles, i.e. background color and alignment directly to the CSS class.

Hope this helps.
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thaks a million

Thank you I will do as you sugest,

thanks for the tip on defining styles-

am a designer and new to this whole process-but I am learning
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Originally posted by netprofits netprofits wrote:

Hi Cey,

Try adding the id="pcCenter" class to this line of your header.asp file like this:
<td align="right" bgcolor="#e5e5e5" valign="top" id="pcCenter">

You really shouldn't define styles in the td tag like you have above. It is better to add those styles, i.e. background color and alignment directly to the CSS class.

Hope this helps.



this worked thank you
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