Kim wrote:
Edit the default.css file in html editor with the below. I highly recommend that you make a back up copy of your original css file before you make any alterations. Note that the size 210px, looks the best so far.
Here is the line of code to look for:
#scs_productlist .scs_productlist_item .scs_thumbnail_image{width:100px;}
change to:
#scs_productlist .scs_productlist_item .scs_thumbnail_image{width:210px;}
Then you just upload the default.css file into the css folder. The css folder should be under where your shop files go.
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Here is a page of a shop I revised css code: http://www.wildwindart.com/viewcategory.php?groupid=1
Kim
Bren wrote:
Nice shop Catalina. I do like the larger image size. How did they tell you to do that?
Thanks!
Nice shop Catalina. I do like the larger image size. How did they tell you to do that?
Thanks!
Edit the default.css file in html editor with the below. I highly recommend that you make a back up copy of your original css file before you make any alterations. Note that the size 210px, looks the best so far.
Here is the line of code to look for:
#scs_productlist .scs_productlist_item .scs_thumbnail_image{width:100px;}
change to:
#scs_productlist .scs_productlist_item .scs_thumbnail_image{width:210px;}
Then you just upload the default.css file into the css folder. The css folder should be under where your shop files go.
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Here is a page of a shop I revised css code: http://www.wildwindart.com/viewcategory.php?groupid=1
Kim
Thank you Kim. You are always very helpful!
I don't have the HTML editor, so I'm thinking maybe I will not be able to do this. I'm not too worried as I have started adding three images to each detail page, so I'm hoping customers will realise you can click to enlarge them. And with the larger image options in the new update due at some time in Designer Pro, that will do the job without me messing with files. I do backup though. I even keep archive backups in case I do changes and don't realize there are mistakes until later on.
