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Thank you. That’s what I was looking for.
jpizzolatoMemberThanks for your reply. Okay, I see how I can do that now. What file is displaying the text of “Shipping:” in the Shopping Cart display? (see below) I’m thinking of changing this text to “Handling” . Where do I go to change that?
Quantity Price
8631Q-Off the shoulder babydoll and g-string. (Queen) (Black) $18.98
Subtotal: $18.98
Shipping: $3.50
Total: $22.48
jpizzolatoMemberThank you but I solved the problem of the thumbnails not being proportionate.
I added the following code to the eStore_extra_shortcode.css file:
.eStore-fancy5-thumb img {height: 175px; width: 115px; }
this made the thumbnails more proportionate when displaying an entire category with the shortcode of [wp_eStore_category_products_fancy id=1 style=5 order=3]
jpizzolatoMemberI was able to make the thumbnail created by the shortcode of [wp_eStore_fancy:product_id:4:end] (bottom image) more representative by adding the following in the wp_eStore_style.css file:
.thumb-image{
width:115px;
height:175px;
}
But the thumbnails created by the shortcode
[wp_eStore_category_products_fancy id=4 style=5 order=3] (top image) are not being affected by the change to .thumb-image in the css file. Which class has to be changed to affect the category thumbnails?
thank you for your assistance.
jpizzolatoMemberMore info to share… it appears the problem is only happening with Chrome. It appears to be working properly with IE and Firefox.. what would cause Chrome to fail??
John
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