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For developer(s):
Is there anyway this line could be created into an #id or a .class and added to the stylesheet?
There are 64 lines that are coded like this and will be a nightmare to change all 64 lines for each update.
Even if they were initially created as the same id or class. More than likely just changing it once would fit a majority of users customizations.
It would make it more streamlined and easier to modify the background colors, etc. when modifying the template.
Thanks for any consideration on this modification, oh and btw this cart is the best!
Thank you so much for a great product!

I haven't been able to run it as a live store yet, but as far as on the production end of things, its been pretty smooth and runs smooth.
It's clean, lean, and mean.
Easier to modify and it's faster than Magento, imho.
Thanks again.

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Actually I was thinking of that exact thing. I'd be more than happy to contribute this to the project.
It would be the least that I could do for such a great system.
Just as you, I feel the development should be priority 1.

It doesn't need to be in the next update, I was just hoping. Hence using the word ... please.
It would be an easy enough fix.

Ideally as most are N00bs then the CSS can be altered for other N00bs via contributions and comments.

The main problem is these divs contain styles and do not have a class.
Therefore you must modify each line (64+) to get the desired look and feel of your site.
If these lines had a class applied to them, then it would be a simple change of the Stylesheet.

This is the problem that I am identifying.
These lines cannot be modified through CSS at the moment.
There is no class applied to these divs, they are manipulated using a "styles" tag.
So, each time there is an update, most, if not all of these lines will need to be modified again.

I wouldn't mind Identifying all of these and changing them over to classes.
I'm not sure though that what I name them would be sufficient, and each of the .tpl or.php files would need to be replaced. Unless of course, Daniel went into each file himself and pasted the new line into (64+) files.
That is what leads me to believe that if he was going to go through it that way, he might as well change the code and name the class what he wants to, then add them to the Stylesheet ( as an addendum at the bottom of the stylesheet, so they would be easy to find, then copy and paste into our own stylesheets, etc. )

Otherwise, like I stated previously, each of the 64+ lines of code would need to modified for each update.
I dunno. It just makes sense to me.

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yes! the vast amount of inline styling needs to be put into the theme's css file. i get tired of grep'ing through the .tpl files to yank out styles.