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Ivy (thats my sisters name by the way) Im not sure where I am suppose to place shortcodes. This would be great but dont know where it goes. Thank you for your help.
This is the source of that CSS I mentioned:
[http://rockinthunder.insytz.org/wp-content/themes/station/css/wp.css]
You can put any PHP code in the sidebar.php file of your theme or use a PHP executable plugin then use the code in a PHP widget.
amin you can take a look again. this has made the images inset with the same border.
I added the php code widget plugin to my site and added the following code:
<?php echo eStore_shopping_cart(); ?>
but my cart is still visible when empty.
Just noticed another problem. My table on this page
[http://rockinthunder.insytz.org/?page_id=37]
is showing fine in firefox but in ie and chrome it is not aligned. Dont know if you can help with this or not.
ok I solved the tables problem. Just need help with the image borders and the php code. I like the images how they have a dark background now its just those borders are still there. My shopping cart still shows on the sidebar even though its empty and I have put in the code you said.
I will send you an updated version of eStore which should take care of the PHP code issue.
Regarding the image border… you will need to look at the CSS of your theme other plugin that’s affecting the “Input” field. WP eStore doesn’t specify these css properties so the shopping cart can blend in nicely with the theme’s CSS. To be honest with you… the cart looks pretty good now.
Can you please tell me if have done the following steps:
1) Get the PHP Code Widget Plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/php-code-widget/) and activate it.
2) Go to your widgets menu and add a “PHP Code” widget to your sidebar.
3) Leave the Title empty
4) In the body of the widget place the following line:
<?php echo eStore_shopping_cart(); ?>Once you have done all this can you please post a link to the page so I can see what remaining issues are there?
Ok I have done all this. You can take a look now. The sidebar graphics look like they have either dissapeared or the top graphic is not stretching down. Also, one of my widgets (Need a Website) is now showing at the bottom left only on the front page.
Some themes do not handle Widget without title very good (looks like yours is one of those). This is why it’s messing things up (If the theme was coded according to WordPress standards these wouldn’t happen).
Lets try a different approach….
1) Remove this PHP Code widget so your site gets back to normal (basically, make it so the sidebar is not messed up anymore).
2) Open the “sidebar.php” file of your theme and place the following line of code:
<?php echo eStore_shopping_cart(); ?>You will need to adjust where you place the code depending on the CSS structure your theme is using but a bit of trial and error approach should reveal where it needs to go. Remember to keep a backup copy of the “sidebar.php” file before you start modifying it (in case something goes wrong).
I have one more question. When I deactivated the plugin and reactivated it, I now have this litte light gray bar at the top of each page. Is there any way to get rid of it? I also would love to find where I can take off the borders around those images. Im still looking for the “input” that is messed up.
Well the gray border is on every page http://rockinthunder.insytz.org
And the white borders are around three images on the shopping cart here http://rockinthunder.insytz.org/?page_id=37
but you have to click “add to cart” to see them.
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