Reply to "Another Scrolling Store Window Question! :)"

carolelliottMember

Hi Sweetiepeas

I think I can help you on this question. When you first sign up for auctiva and have all of your current auctions imported into auctiva (using the token) auctiva grabs all your ebay listings and updates them with auctiva software, ie: the scrolling store

Because the auctions were not originally created with auctiva the store is automatically placed at the bottom of every auction.

This only happens the very first time you join. Once you start using auctiva's listing software the store will automatically go at the top of every auction.

So if you like it at the top, just carry on listing and the store will go there, if you prefer it lower down (many do) then you would have to manually place the store tag / html code inside your template.

Hope this helps your confusion.

Carol.

1/16/064:25 AM

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