Best Practices for Styling eCommerce Pages?
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Hi - I've installed the eCommerce add-on twice now and it's great except that I always have to over-ride the css to get it to display properly inside my theme. For example the checkout pages didn't have a white background, so you can't read anything. (See attached. This has happened to me twice.
So, I add the code below to the end of my theme's style sheet, and I'm just wondering if this is the best practice? Is this just a hack job on my part? Should I be doing this differently?
Thanks, Karen
So, I add the code below to the end of my theme's style sheet, and I'm just wondering if this is the best practice? Is this just a hack job on my part? Should I be doing this differently?
Thanks, Karen
/*CORE COMMERCE STYLE OVERRIDES*/ #ccm-core-commerce-checkout-cart, #ccm-core-commerce-checkout-form-billing { background-color: #FFFFFF; margin: 10px auto; width: 95%; } #ccm-core-commerce-checkout-form-billing h1, #ccm-core-commerce-checkout-form-payment-method h1 { color: #666; padding-left: 15px;} .ccm-core-commerce-cart-buttons { } .ccm-core-commerce-checkout-form-payment-method-option { font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; padding-left: 20px; }
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Not sure, if this is the best way, but it is for sure a good way! That´s why I just used it to solve my background problem! Thanks!
Glad it helped you out too! :)
Could you explain to me how I can resize the "zip" attribute feild in my checkout process
Do I need to create a new attribute type on text attributes?
Do I need to create a new attribute type on text attributes?