How to move price to right of image on productpage

-- HikaShop version -- : 2.3.5
-- Joomla version -- : 3.3.6
-- PHP version -- : 5.6
-- Browser(s) name and version -- : google chrome and IE

I didn't find a solution to my problem.
I want the price field moved to the right side of the images or under, at the product page.
Is that possible?.
/Christina

Hmm, the subject of the topic says you want to move the price to the left, while the post says you want it on the right of the image...

Anyway, have you tried the options under "Layout on product page" in the backend? There are two options that might interest you:
"Default" = image left, price etc right.
"Reversed" = well, reversed: image right, price etc left.
You can set one as default for the entire shop in the main configuration, and also pick individual other layouts on a per product basis when adding/editing products.

Additionally, or alternatively, you can edit views under the "Display" menu item in the backend to move content around, e.g. "product / show_default" or "product / show_reversed", depending on which one you chose. More information on this here in the documentation: www.hikashop.com/support/support/documen...-display.html#layout

Hi (: your right how odd, I changed the topic now.

I am moving like a blind person around the Hikashop admin. And now I can't find the "Layout on product page" option. Could you guide me a bit more?
/Christina

And OMG if I have to change something in the php files I am in trouble, because I don't now much about that, just enough to move around but not to figure it out code for my self.

/Christina

Ah ok, now it's clear.

Well, it should be the "Default" layout you want then.

In the HikaShop backend, go to -> System -> Configuration -> Display tab -> Default parameters for products. There you'll see the mentioned "Layout on product page" parameter. Set it to "default", save, and reload a product page in the frontend.

If it doesn't change to displaying the price to the right of the image, there could be the following reasons:

• For your existing products the same parameter is set to "Reversed" or something else, this overruling the default setting. Go to the product edition page (HikaShop backend -> Products -> Products -> then click on the product's name), look for the parameter in the left pane somewhere below Description, Alias, etc, set it to "Inherit" and save.
• The Joomla template you are using has an override for the "Default" layout. However, for now and as a first step, let's assume that's not the case.

If you'd still have trouble, it'd be better if we could see your site. So, a link would be good then.

EDIT:

Sunshine wrote: And OMG if I have to change something in the php files I am in trouble, because I don't now much about that, just enough to move around but not to figure it out code for my self.

Don't worry, maybe it's not necessary. And if it is, it's not THAT difficult, and unless you want or need major changes, chances are good that you get specific instructions here.

Thanks that did it. The parameters in my product was set to reversed.
Actually I did leave a link, wonder where that went ? Soon I will get the hand of this
Thanks again
Could you tell me what "DIV" stand for? -_-
/Christina

Ok, glad you got what you wanted.

Guess you entered the link to your site as invisible for us regular humans when you started this thread. Only the official HikaShop support can see it then, not the public.

"DIV" is usually an HTML tag (in this format: <div> ... </div>) to enclose content in "containers". Here in HikaShop it's also a synonym for displaying products or categories in these "squares" distributed over as many columns and rows as you want on a page.
Not wanting to confuse you, but just for the record (and others reading this): I guess using the term "DIV" here is a left-over from the olden days. Nowadays there's also the possibility of those "squares" being arranged as "unordered lists" (with <ul> and <li> tags), depending on you enabling Bootstrap or not.

YEs that was how I did it, hide it from regular humans Now I know.
Thank you for the explanition too.
/Christina