CrispOne

@briantp I do want them to log in, so that they can track their progress. My problem is that if they get logged out, there’s no log in button. There is only a button that says “Start Now,” and when they click on that button they have to go through the whole checkout process again. Instead of a “Start Now” button, I want a “Log In” button that they can use to log in, and not have to go through the checkout process again.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by CrispOne.

Yes – I’m doing some work for a client who has several conference rooms of varying sizes to rent out. He would like to set a minimum occupancy for some of the larger ones so that (for instance) ten people don’t try to rent a room that seats 100.

I also thought of another question: how can I set different dollar amounts for different rooms?

I have partially resolved the issue, although I can’t help but feel like my solution isn’t quite as clean and efficient as it could be, but it works. I just kept on tweaking things until it worked. A new issue is that the CSS transition of the top bar from transparent to dark grey works when fading TO gray, but it’s not working the other way (back to transparent). It just changes suddenly.

It still looks strange on mobile devices with small screens, and I’m kind of new to screen-size-specific CSS.