Well, keeping my eye out on the eBay Shop Design front there seems to be a lot of eBay Shops and templates all with the same layout. The re-skinning with CSS effect (close to what I am talking about with the DIY eBay Shop Design with CSS series, but with way better graphics and better [...]
Entries from June 2008
eBay Design – The copycats rise and how to decide?
June 29th, 2008 · 22 Comments
Tags: eBay
eBay Shop Design Lesson 8 – Promotion Boxes
June 29th, 2008 · 2 Comments
As I rubbished the promo boxes with the last CSS changes I thought I should get back to them ASAP.
First list on the agenda was to get rid of those crazy ‘corner’ images for the promo boxes:
table#PromoListView table table img {
display: none;
}
but that also kills the promo box images (and the slider) so now I [...]
Tags: Web Mastering · eBay
eBay Shop Design – Gallery Background Image
June 28th, 2008 · No Comments
We looked at changing the gallery background using css but now we want to move on and replace it with an image.
The section is currently:
/* ——– Control Border on Gallery List ——– */
td.gallery
{
border:1px #FF00FF solid;
}
/* ——– End ——– */
/* ——– Control Background on Gallery List ——– */
td.gallery table td
{
background:#FFCCFF;
}
/* ——– End ——– */
Now we are [...]
Tags: Web Mastering · eBay
The Fit has hit the Shan for eBay Developers….
June 26th, 2008 · No Comments
all over eBays ‘User generated content‘ woes.
Key content from this post:
What’s Changing on eBay: In the short-term, we’re moving listing descriptions to a different domain. Descriptions will be displayed by using an iFrame within the View Item page. Our intent is to ensure that user-generated content won’t have access to eBay site content. We’re currently [...]
Tags: eBay
Todays letter was the letter J…
June 25th, 2008 · No Comments
I thought that my first API integration would be with eBay or Channeladvisor API, maybe a little ambitious on reflection, but working with Google Maps API is nice for a Javascript beginner.
Tags: Web Mastering · eBay