Display DIV - Only 1 column - categories / products

-- Hikashop Business 3.0.1
-- Joomla 3.6.5
-- PHP 5.6.25



Hello,
I updated to Hikashop Business 3.0.1.
Then my frontend display DIV from categories, products and related products changed. Now it's displayed as LIST.

I need 3 columns for categories / products ... or 4 columns for related products

What am I doing wrong?
Thanks, regards



CATEGORIES frontend / backend:


PRODUCTS frontend / backend:


RELATED PRODUCTS frontend / backend:

Hi,

I can't be sure without looking at the page directly, but I suppose that you have that problem:
www.hikashop.com/forum/install-update/88...r-update.html#260059

nicolas wrote: Hi,

I can't be sure without looking at the page directly, but I suppose that you have that problem:
www.hikashop.com/forum/install-update/88...r-update.html#260059

Thank you for the answer!
The website is:
www.mg-design.at/cms/index.php/onlineshop

What have i to change at the line 42 or at my CSS-file (frontend_custom.css)?

.hikashop_subcategories div.hikashop_category, .hikashop_products_listing div.hikashop_product {
float: left;
width:100%;
}

Hi,

Yes, exactly.

nicolas wrote: Hi,

Yes, exactly.

These are my actual lines at frontend_custom.css:

.hikashop_category_right_part{
padding-left:1px;
}
.hikashop_subcategories div.hikashop_category, .hikashop_products_listing div.hikashop_product {
float: left;
width: 100%;
}
.hikashop_product_list, .hikashop_category_list{
display: inline-block;
list-style-type: none;
text-align: left;
}

.hikashop_subcontainer{
padding-top:10px;
padding-bottom:10px;
}

Hi,

Yes, it's these lines you need to remove.

nicolas wrote: Hi,

Yes, it's these lines you need to remove.

Ok, now i understand
Thank you very much!



Is it the same problem with the user account panel "Kundenkonto" ?


It should look like this:

Hi,

Yes, it's something similar because you have a custom CSS file for the frontend instead of the default one.
If you switch to the default one, you'll get all these fixed, but then you'll loose the modifications you had made in the custom one so you'd have to copy/paste them from the custom to the default one.

nicolas wrote: Hi,

Yes, it's something similar because you have a custom CSS file for the frontend instead of the default one.
If you switch to the default one, you'll get all these fixed, but then you'll loose the modifications you had made in the custom one so you'd have to copy/paste them from the custom to the default one.

Great support! Thank you nicolas!