Does anyone where the CSS document coding file is?

what directory is it in? Thanks appreciate your help in advance.

catalog/view/theme/<yourtheme>/stylesheet

Hi the path doesn't seem to be working correctly,

I have store/catalog /view/theme/default/stylesheet

and there is two CSS files

stylesheet.css and ie6.css file


I went in there and added the code and then did what I had to do and it didn't work.

Thx

johnseito wrote:Hi the path doesn't seem to be working correctly,

I have store/catalog /view/theme/default/stylesheet

and there is two CSS files

stylesheet.css and ie6.css file


I went in there and added the code and then did what I had to do and it didn't work.

Thx

If you are using the default theme then those are your stylesheets if it's not working the problem is what you put in not where you put it.

Ok this is what I am trying to do,

I have a facebook page and I am trying to create a welcome page, when users click on it, it takes them to another welcome page. When fans takes on it, it takes them to another page. Those two page are now in conflict with each other. user and fans page are the same page, which makes one page of info shift down.

so my CSS style is not for my website but for the FACEbook of it.
Here is a website on the facebook that shows you how to change your CSS.

http://www.hyperarts.com/blog/facebook- ... atic-fbml/

here is the below quote from the website: Please NOTE that I have the FBML code already correctly.
you could see this on my page.
http://www.facebook.com/blueseaplaza#!/ ... 7146470109

The code in the FBML box:

<div id="wrapper">
<fb:visible-to-connection>
FANS-ONLY CONTENT
<fb:else>
<div id="non-fans">CONTENT FOR NON-FANS</div>
</fb:else>
</fb:visible-to-connection>
</div>

The CSS:

#wrapper {
width:520px;
margin:0 auto; border:0; padding:0;
position:relative;
}
#non-fans {
width:520px;
position:absolute; top:0; left:0;
}

how can I do this?
Thanks

guess I am not going to get any more advice on this?

I think you asking about the CSS of Facebook Fan Page and not the CSS of opencart site right?

Read carefully the comments section on css facebook link you give above. The answer is there.

Also note that you need to hit Ctrl+F5 when making CSS changes to see them since browsers typically cache styles