Thank you.

Is there a way for me to change my side nav bar to the top? If that is not possible, where do I input the code for a nav bar that I have created?

Thank you so much!!
Happy New Year

You can make your pages wider with a few edits to the CSS files. Go to the Contents section in the Editor and find the css-base file. Copy the rules for the “container” ID and the “body content” ID. Then go to the css-edits file and paste these rule. Then you can edit the values for the width in these rules (one is 760px which is the width of the page and the other is 610 which is the width of the content area to the right of your link menu). If you make a mistake, just erase these rules and start again (that’s why you want to copy and paste these rather than editing the original rules in the css-base file). Your spacing will be less according to how wide you make the page.

You should be able to move the add to cart button to the right of the product image (if the image and button plus any spacing are less than the width of the content area). If your product image is set to center, set this to left. Then your button and content should appear to the right.

Paul

You are correct–the quantity box does just that as I pointed out. The solution you proposed will work but realize that the buyer can edit the quantity in the cart once added so while you may make it easy to add, you may not be able to enforce the quantity. One way around this would to create a new SKU that represents a package of five priced that way so if a buyer orders 2, they are really ordering 10. This does require you to handle inventory somewhat differently which you may have been trying to avoid.

Paul

Thanks for the point in the right direction!

What that code does is add a text box field in a form. It doesn’t do exactly what I want, because I don’t want the customer to be able to change quantity…I just want them to be able to buy N of the item with a single click.

However, I think the solution is to add a hidden field to the form. So, when the user clicks the order button it posts “wvquantity=N” and N units are added to the cart.

Thanks, again!

Scott

Adding a quantity box is a fairly easy RTML edit. Don Cole over at Your Store Wizards offers this template for free and has instructions for adding it.

That said, adding this will simply add a text box that will increment the order by the number entered by the buyer. While you may set 5 as the default value in the text box, this would apply across the whole site. If you want different amounts as the default, you would likely need to get a developer to customize this for you on your site or ask in the forums (also at your store wizards) for assistance with how to do this.

Paul

>Buyers can always increment the quantity in
>the cart for now though maybe adding quantity
>with RTML edits would make a good blog post.

Can you elaborate on that? What I want to do is have an order button where a customer clicks it and 5 of the same item are automatically put into their cart. Would this be possible through RTML edits? If so, how?

There is no reference yet for the 3.0 templates that I know of. If you have a specific question about a template, I would recommend posting to the RTML forum at yourstorewizards.com.

Paul

Does anyone know where you can find a reference for all the new version 3.0 templates? I have the following book: “Yahoo Store! Template Reference” by Istvan Siposs and its a great reference for understanding all the version 2.0 templates. Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem like there is a version 3.0 for this book. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Jose