I am not sure on the mini cart there. I think some css styling would do it, but I see it's table based and has an embedded width.
For the add to cart, you have a problem with you link to the javascript file
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://:www.yourwebsite.com/js/ectcart.js"></script> The extra colon there is a problem. Typically you would not use absolute links there, but maybe you are doing that for a reason...
I'll poke around on some of the others to see if I can help further.
In your product detail page, you have the following unclosed div
<div id="content" class="col-md-8
(missing closing quote on the class and closing bracket >) I believe there is also a missing closing </div> or two there. An HTML validation tool will help with that.
Your cart page has the same unclosed "div" that the proddetail page has. In firefox, you can view source and firefox will show problem code in red. Give it a whirl..
I recommend, fix the issues I mention, check all pages for the bad div, get the js file linked, see where your at, and report back with unresolved issues.
[quote]<script type="text/javascript" src="http://:www.yourwebsite.com/js/ectcart.js"></script> The extra colon there is a problem. Typically you would not use absolute links there, but maybe you are doing that for a reason...[/quote]
Yep, that boo came after numerus attempts. For some reason it wasn't being picked up.
Good eye TY.
John
Don't make excuses. It's what you do, not why you didn't.
[quote]In your product detail page, you have the following unclosed div <div id="content" class="col-md-8 (missing closing quote on the class and closing bracket >) I believe there is also a missing closing </div> or two there. An HTML validation tool will help with that.[/quote]
Yep, seen that as well. I would imagine that all of the pages would be affected as they are derived in the same manner. Curious!?
TY again
John
Don't make excuses. It's what you do, not why you didn't.