While doing some new products, with new product pages (we're overhauling big-time) when I add them to the cart, the text just goes straight across the cart, and stretches the screen horizontally (not vertically like the title says, sorry!) so the user would have to scroll across to see.

Here is a link to one of the pages that creates this problem, you'll have to add an item to the cart to see what I mean. It would only happen of course, if you add a lot of text, as if you were adding a location as you would have to do for birthday parties or whatever.

Any way to fix this within the CSS or the backend? I'd rather not change the product page itself if I don't have to.

http://www.sweetbabydesigns.com/cupcakebirthdaygirl.aspx

Please ignore anything else that's strange, we're in the middle of a whole pile of stuff at the moment LOL

Thanks for any help!

Jamie ♥

Horizontally, or vertically? (the title and text seem to conflict)

I assume you mean vertically. Firefox appears to stretch the border of your site in the cart, whereas Internet Explorer wraps horribly. There are a few things you could do ...

- replace the "update" and "remove" buttons with 16x16 or 24x24 icons

- check your padding and margins, try to reduce them as much as possible

- hide the left column on the cart page with CSS

- resize the thumbnail image using CSS

Sorry yes, geez, I meant horizontally. I mean it's stretching way across on both FF and IE for me...so you have to scroll horizontally (across to the right) to get to see the other side where the total is (if you have that much text in there). I work on a 2 monitor set up, and it's doing it on both.

Do you think this will help for this situation? I'm not all that familiar with CSS, but I do have some basic knowledge.

Thank you very much!

None of us here can actually get it to stretch horizontally, it works fine. What kind of text are you putting in ther personalizations when it wraps?

I was going to show you a screenshot, but it's not doing it right now? And I didn't change a thing!? How odd!

I'll be back if I notice it again, and I appreciate the help!