• Resolved Graham

    (@1stnight)


    As far as I can tell. This should add the word “STAGE” to the seating plan. But it doesn’t.

    #stageshow-boxoffice-SeatingPlan2:before {
    content: “STAGE”;
    }

    Anyone see what I’ve done wrong?

    Graham

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  • Hi Graham,

    EDIT:

    I have always used a graphic in seating plans with the [i1] or [i2] etc in the seating plan with the css as below:

    .stageshow-boxoffice-SEATINGPLANNAMEHERE-block1
    {
            height: 40px;
            background: #202020 url("../images/stage.png") no-repeat center center;
    }

    I’ve never tried to put text on the plan using CSS.

    The way above as in Malcolms example gives more flexibility I feel.

    Chris

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by Chris.
    Thread Starter Graham

    (@1stnight)

    Thanks Chris

    wolvertongands.co.uk

    Graham

    Hi Graham,

    See my edited reply above.

    I think that is your best bet as I know it works. You can have a look here at ours which isnt live yet for bookings but you can see the seating plan:

    shineboxoffice.co.uk/box-office

    That was made using the way described above.

    Chris

    Thread Starter Graham

    (@1stnight)

    Wow! Nice site.

    Thanks for the tip. It’s worked just fine. Well it did when I remembered to put the comma in…

    Graham

    Glad I could be of some assistance.

    Chris

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