[DoebankDesigns]

Fantastic!!! Thank you so much. That’s exactly what I needed. I really appreciate the help. 🙂

[DoebankDesigns]

Ha! That works. I was putting the code in the CSS file under Appearance > Editor with the rest of my custom CSS. It’s almost perfect now. Some of the boxes have their top border cut off. Is there a way to fix that?

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Wait…no it’s not. Let me try that.

[DoebankDesigns]

That’s where I’m putting the code.

[DoebankDesigns]

No. I tried that one already. Tried it again just now to be sure, but it doesn’t work. It’s strange because it seems to work in the inspector, but when I add the code to my CSS file, it doesn’t work. Am I putting it in the wrong CSS file?

[DoebankDesigns]

No, it’s not doing anything.

[DoebankDesigns]

Nope. That didn’t work. It’s weird, because if I make changes in Chrome’s inspector, I can get the results I want (see the screen shot). But if I make those changes in the CSS file, it doesn’t do anything. Not sure what I’m missing.

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Thanks! Perfect.

[DoebankDesigns]

Nope. That didn’t do it. Can you tell me why it would be switching on mobile? Is there some setting causing that?

[DoebankDesigns]

Thanks. I had a custom attribute set and didn’t realize it.

[DoebankDesigns]

No. It looks left-aligned on desktops, but it becomes centered on mobile. Sorry…left out that detail.

[DoebankDesigns]

That article doesn’t address his question. The Additional Information tab is what we’re looking for. Can’t find out where to edit that content.

[DoebankDesigns]

Thanks.

[DoebankDesigns]

Oh wow! The update has just screwed up so much! Now the cart icon in the header doesn’t go to the cart or checkout pages.

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