I wanted to add additional styling to the products page with items that are out of stock. I was hoping that with the update that it would also see down to the options level, but I noticed that even on my product that have no options and are out of stock, I don't see the css class anywhere on products. What could be causing that?

If I apply $noshowoutofstock=TRUE; it does hide the products correctly, but what I want to do is leave them visible so that people can click through and join the notification list. On the products page, I do want to add some styling, but don't see the .outofstock class anywhere on those products.

Hi Atlend
It sounds like you are expecting a product which is out of stock to have an "outofstock" class added to the <div class="product"> no? If that's the case then no, that isn't added. But you could maybe style the product div based on having the outofstock class added to the buy button with something like this...

div.product:has(button.outofstock) { border: solid 1px red !important; }

Vince

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Ah, I did not have the addtocart as part of the $productpagelayout. When I enabled it, the out of stock buttons were classed "ectbutton notifystock prodnotifystock" (for items that are out of stock and not stock controlled in the options) and the recent change to how the add to cart button works on the details page does not seem to extend out the products page. So if I have an item where all of the options are out of stock, the button classes on the products page don't appear to change. If it did, I can see how you can use that kind of css selecting method.