Heatherbell

@raiwa Sorry, no problem with your add-on, problem with my currencies.php

@raiwa Sorry, don't know what I've done wrong - just installed on Phoenix and get: Warning: Declaration of currencies_mod::display_price($products_price, $products_tax, $quantity = 1, $show_tax_info = true) should be compatible with currencies::display_price($products_price, $products_tax = 0, $quantity = 1) in //htdocs/includes/modules/store/st_tax_below_price.php on line 198

Try changing it to 20?

@peterpil19 At this stage I'll give anything a go! Spent too much time on it already for what it's worth but has now just become a challenge! I'm trying to update an old mod - have got it working on Phoenix now, just that niggly format issue to solve - it was coded with a table so have been working with that but probably, as you suggest, time for a rethink 👍

So, first you have not put in !important as I showed in my example - it is important! Second there is known problem in some servers as mentioned above and fixed in this update 1.0.2.5

I have found with some things that 'removing' and installing again helps - don't know if it will in this case but worth a try!

Sorry I can't say why they are not - they are working for me. A nice cup of tea is called for!

Beware of browser 'cached' pages. You will sometimes need to force a page refresh for the changes to show on your browser.

@nsf43 There are many optional modules you will see in different categories when you click the Modules menu e'g' Content, Nav Bar Modules etc. Install modules as you require them. First things first. Have you secured your shop and admin? Have you 'loaded' your shop with categories and products (in Catalog menu)? Have you configured your shop for your country language and currency? Have you installed and configured shipping module? Have you installed and configured payment module? Ask for help if you need it!

@nsf43 Open the user.css NOT custom.css - don't change anything there. Your user.css will be an empty file when you start. You add to the user.css to make all the cosmetic changes you want on your site.

@nsf43 Simply add to user.css e.g. to change colour .cm-navbar { background: #red !important; }

Sorry neither suggestion works in this instance. Have previously spent ages on stackoverrflow and w3schools trying suggestions just to get the product name to wrap so table shrinks to screen width but cannot find the fix for the broken words.

Sorry that pushes the text into one line and the table off screen again as above. The text-break is the only way I've found so far to keep the table to mobile screen width.

Presuming you mean to add like: <td class="col-sm-3 text-break" style="word-break: normal;"> which changes nothing

@raiwa Many thanks but that takes the table off screen again.