devgirl

Look, I didn’t even want to give anyone the link cos I’m busy developing it right now as i type this and it will only be finished next week.

I figured it out. I changed these two lines, 267 and 2268 in catablog/lib/CataBlog.class.php:

$inline_styles[] = ".catablog-title {margin:0 0 0 {$size1}px !important;}";
$inline_styles[] = ".catablog-description {margin:0 0 0 {$size1}px; !important}";

to this:

$inline_styles[] = ".catablog-title {margin:0;}";
$inline_styles[] = ".catablog-description {margin:0;}";

and it removed that horrible 160px that wouldn’t go away.

I really did try to find it in the Catablog WordPress backend.

I’ve got a new problem. I’m trying to change the layout of the products in the default template in the backend. I’m bringing in my own custom css, but realised I have to use some of Catablogs classes so that the lightbox works for the image.

Thing is that when i start to customize it, i notice that there is this attribute sitting on the description and the title, and i can’t find it in the css files, cos it is not set there! Where is it set and how do i get rid of it?

.catablog-title {
    margin: 0 0 0 160px !important;
}

I know, it looks like it should be in the css, but it is not. It seems to be created dynamically. I did an open search through all of catablog’s files to find ‘160’, and nothing pertaining to this came up ???