Reply to "Revising existing template"

mnormandMember

I know the look that you are wanting to achieve because that is something that I've been thinking about doing myself.

However...its tough to automate that since there are so many variables in the mix. I mean, if you have a different number of pictures or if the size of the pictures is different then it will throw things off again. Also, if you change the length of the description of an item in one listing versus the others, again things will get out of whack...

So...with all that said...

Are you looking for something to be dynamic and change depending on the number of pictures and the length of the descriptions... Or do you want to make ONE listing in this format and keep using that same format over and over again?

Making ONE listing like you want it would not be too difficult, but if you want something dynamic then you'll probably need to get the folks at Auctiva involved (or pay someone else) to make up a template that works that way...

Just my thoughts...
Mike

9/29/0610:18 AM

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