Rearranging the Product Details Page

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Hello,

I was wondering how difficult it would be to arrange a few things on the product details page?

Me and the storeowner have opted to use the 'one column - image centered' layout.  You can see what Im talking about here:

http://hendersondefense.com.mytempweb.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=96&idcategory=3

Notice the large center image, and the details below it.  Everything looks good, except we want the Price, SKU, Brand & Inventory to be below the photo, not above it - preferably down by the 'add to cart' buttons.  

Any help would be greatly appreciated,

Thanks
-J

Edited by BlackReefDesigns - 03-April-2010 at 2:33am

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	Hello, I was wondering how difficult it would be to arrange a few things on the product details page? Me and the storeowner have opted to use the 'one column - image centered' layout. You can see what Im talking about here: http://hendersondefense.com.mytempweb.com/store/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=96&idcategory=3 Notice the large center image, and the details below it. Everything looks good, except we want the Price, SKU, Brand & Inventory to be below the photo, not above it - preferably down by the 'add to cart' buttons. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks -J Edited by BlackReefDesigns - 03-April-2010 at 2:33am
	Joe S. BlackReef.net

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	Hi Joe, Most elements of this are very moveable and well commented in the source code. Make a backup of your original and then look at the source code to see how you can move things around. The best way you are going to learn to improve your skills is by exercising them. You will make mistakes, but so long as you are diligent about backups, that's ok: you can recover from them. To push your envelope, you will need to learn to try things out, stub your toes, and try again. Meanwhile, you've a bunch of folks here to back you up. Be bold. Edited by Sean@WMS - 03-April-2010 at 2:55am