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It will only get messed up if you mess up the table code. It is very easy to miss an ending
</td>or</tr>tag which will mess up the HTML on this page and affect other HTML elements on the page.I think this issue is related to the other issue you posted here:
https://support.tipsandtricks-hq.com/forums/topic/not-loading-flashbox
First, lets work on getting the Manual stamping to work without any error. Please go through the following checklist to see if you made any mistakes explained there:
Are you using a plugin similar to this one that maybe changing those details in your system?
http://www.tipsandtricks-hq.com/wordpress-plugin-change-wp-email-from-details-1883
1. Are you using a recurring payment for your membership?
2. Is the subscription button created via eStore or just using a plain PayPal button?
Open the “wp_eStore_style.css” file and search for the following:
.t_and_c_error {
color:#E70218;
margin:0 0 15px;
}Once you find it change it to the following:
.t_and_c_error {
color:#E70218 !important;
font-size:18px !important;
margin:0 0 15px;
}you can customize the font-size to whatever you like.
The following shortcode might come in handy for this:
[wp_eMember_renew_membership_for_free]It displays a “Renew” button that lets the logged in user to renew his/her membership account for free. Can be helpful when you want to offer some of your special members to be able to renew without actually paying for the membership.
The clicks do not care if the “Affiliate ID” is correct or not. As soon as the plugin detects an incoming link with affiliate parameter it drops a cookie with the affiliate ID and records the click. The affiliate ID really comes into play when the commission is to be awarded. Before a commission can be awarded it needs to query that affiliate’s profile to find out how much commission is set for this affiliate. If the “Affiliate ID” was wrong then it will fail to find this profile in the system and no commission will be given.
I just wen to the URL you provided above and I don’t see anything. Are you sure you are still getting this?
The default WordPress twenty ten or twenty elevens themes are properly coded too and they look pretty good, so just use them.
PayPal doesn’t use “auto redirect” when someone makes a payment as a guest. Its PayPal’s policy unfortunately. If you make the return text something like the following it should do the job:
Click here to complete the purchase
