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Tips and Tricks HQ Support Portal › Forums › WP eStore Forum › Add to Cart button cut off with Fancy Display 1
Hi – for some reason my Add to Cart buttons have stopped showing properly.
I’m using the this short code [wp_eStore_fancy1_no_thumbnail id=444]
Here’s a page where you can see:
[http://www.yopo.co.uk/royalty_free_music/singletracks/new/]
You can only just see a glimpse of the top of the Add to Cart to button.
Anything I can do please? Was all working fine – and I just cant think of anything I did. I’ve just been adding and editing products as normal.
Thanks
Jonathan
Update.
I have had a look at the css for the fancy display here:
wp-content/plugins/eStore-extra-shortcodes/eStore_extra_shortcode_css.css
On this section:
.eStore-product-fancy-no-thumb {
height:100%;
overflow:hidden;
margin-bottom:5px;
border:1px solid #ccc;
padding:22px
}
I have changed the padding from 5px to 22px to get the add to cart button to show. Although this now leaves quite a gap at the top of the box. Just wondering if it’s possible to do this another way – OR better still, to move the add to cart button to the right of the box where there is space.
Thanks J
“Although this now leaves quite a gap at the top of the box”
I cannot see the gap you are referring to?
When making CSS changes in eStore you should try to add any customized code in the “wp_eStore_custom_style.css” – which can be found in the “~plugins/wp-cart-for-digital-products/” directory.
For example in your case, revert the changes you made in the “eStore_extra_shortcode_css.css” file and then put the following code in the “wp_eStore_custom_style.css” file:
.eStore-product-fancy-no-thumb {
padding-bottom: 25px;
}
Yeap sorry I managed to close the gap at the top – but I have reverted that file and implemented your suggestion. Many thanks. J
Is this so these customizations can be easily re-applied in the case of a plugin update?
Yes, we never change that custom CSS file. So you just need to keep a copy of the CSS tweaks you apply to the custom css file. This way after the update you reapply the changes using copy and paste.
Thanks