Hi Johan,

I would suggest for you to contact the creator of the Tidy skin, the contact details should be on the codeplex site.

Another way you can go about debugging your problem would be to use Chrome's "Inspect elements" (Deleoper tools) to see what you will need to change.

It shouldn't be that hard,

Another thing you can do is to make the site fixed width (i.e. not responsive) and then the site should look the same as the desktop version, but scale to the size of other devices.

Regards,

Geoff

We come with responsive design enabled out of the box.  You don't have to lift a finger as long as your site's skin is also using bootstrap.  While there are other ecommerce solutions available for DNN, it's been my experience in nearly everything that I've done... You get what you pay for.  Moving forward with an ecommerce solution is like a long term relationship.  Once you dive in, there's not turning back - not for a very long time.  Moving to another solution is very hard, time consuming, and sometimes up to 5 times more expensive as the original deployment.

I am saying that to say this...  Take your time with this decision.  Do as much testing and due diligence before choosing a solution so that you are confident that you have chosen the right one for now.  Here are a couple of articles to help you along the way.

• 5 Tips for Choosing the Right E-Commerce Module
• Make Your Store Stand Out (by Smith Cart)
• 5 Tips for Choosing an ASP.Net E-Commerce Solution
• Hotcakes Goes Global in Germany, Italy, Denmark, and the UK

I wanted to post a link to the DotNetNukeFool site as well, but the site appears to be down at the moment.  Robb Bryn runs that site and has done a large number of e-commerce deployments and has evaluated nearly every solution for DNN, except Hotcakes so far.  Once that site is up, please take a read through his articles for some more unbiased reviews.

I am sending him a message now to bring his site up.

Good luck! :)