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Jose Gutierrez
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I was having an issue with a row increase on my index page. When one of the products in R. Column was moused over, the rows of products on the index page increased from 4 to 5.
Mark (i.e. – “Keymaster”) told me that it was a border widget issue and came up with a super-easy fix – and it works very well. He directed me to add the following code snippet to admin -> display setup -> custom css:
How should the code snippet appear EXACTLY in order to drop the border from a 5px to 2px or 3px? Because the preceding two-part snippet forces the mouse-over row-increase again…? What am I doing wrong?
Also – unrelated to my website issue – for some reason, ShopperPress is not appearing in the Drop-down Forum Selection Box in the “Start New Forum Topic.”
I was having an issue with a row increase on my index page. When one of the products in R. Column was moused over, the rows of products on the index page increased from 4 to 5.
Mark (i.e. – “Keymaster”) told me that it was a border widget issue and came up with a super-easy fix – and it works very well. He directed me to add the following code snippet to admin -> display setup -> custom css:
<style> ul.display li:border: {
2px solid #3f7f00
}</style>
However, I wanted to decrease the mouse-over border size from 5px to 2px or 3px, but when I do so, the row increase on mouse-over issue returns.
It was then suggested that I plug in the subsequent code snippet – but still the problem returns with the code below:
ul.display li {
border: 2px solid #3f7f00 !important;
}
and
ul.display li:hover {
border: 2px solid #3f7f00;
}
How should the code snippet appear EXACTLY in order to drop the border from a 5px to 2px or 3px? Because the preceding two-part snippet forces the mouse-over row-increase again…? What am I doing wrong?
Also – unrelated to my website issue – for some reason, ShopperPress is not appearing in the Drop-down Forum Selection Box in the “Start New Forum Topic.”
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