[njevic]

…and great support!

[njevic]

Yes, thank you.

Didn’t clear my browser cache when I checked earlier…

Thanks again for a great set of plugins!

[njevic]

Thanks Peter – almost there…

There’s still a border using a JPG and a grey background when using PNG.

Here is how I pasted the code provided:

/*

* Place your custom CSS styles in this file.

* When upgrading the plugin just keep a backup copy of this file

* so you don’t lose the CSS changes you made during the upgrade.

*/

.format_text .eStore_subscribe_button {

border-width: 0;

}

.eStore_button_object input{

background:none;

border-color: none;

border-style: none;

}

[njevic]

I added the code, but there was still a border with a JPG (not as pronounced), and now a grey background with a PNG (that has a transparent background.

[njevic]

Great. Thanks!

[njevic]

Perfect – just what I was looking for.

Thanks,

Nick

[njevic]

Works like a champ!

Thanks,

Nick

[njevic]

The updated Plugin resolved the problem.

I had a sale come through (yeah!) before I could run a test, and is was tracked in Google Analytics; all’s well.

Thanks,

Nick

[njevic]

I’m also having troubles getting the e-commerce to work.

Check that e-Commerce is enabled on Analytics; is enabled in eStore; have Google Analytics for WordPress up.

I am on 5.0.0 eStore.

Below is my Google Analytics from one of my pages:

<script type=”text/javascript”>

var _gaq = _gaq || [];

_gaq.push();

_gaq.push();

(function() {

var ga = document.createElement(‘script’); ga.type = ‘text/javascript’; ga.async = true;

ga.src = (‘https:’ == document.location.protocol ? ‘https://ssl&#8217; : ‘http://www&#8217;) + ‘.google-analytics.com/ga.js’;

var s = document.getElementsByTagName(‘script’)[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s);

})();

</script>

I don’t see

“<script type=”text/javascript”>//<![CDATA[

// Google Analytics for WordPress by Yoast v4.0.13 | http://yoast.com/wordpress/google-analytics/&#8221;

at the beginning of the analytics scripts like bowerstech in the post above…

I thought my problem might have been that I have the actual analytics code pasted in the tracking scripts section of the site (I also have scripts for Get Clicky and Piwik), but I deleted all of these scripts and updated Yoast’s plugin – but when I view the source code, I don’t see any Google Analytics code.

Thanks,

Nick

[njevic]

Aha, that should work. I’ll give it a try!

Thanks,

Nick

[njevic]

What do you mean by “same query string”?

Would I use “[wp_eStore_buy_now:product_id:7:end]” for example?

[njevic]

Thanks.

Is there a way whereby a customer clicks on the Buy button on the static site and it automatically passes the click through to an eStore button on WordPress?

I want to minimize the number of clicks a customer needs to click…

[njevic]

Great – thanks guys.

Again, the S3 was easy to set up and works great!

Nick

[njevic]

I converted to S3, which appears to be working brilliantly; however, I do have one question about Relative vs Absolute and S3: the S3 is working with the Relative option selected – so now I’m confused since the files are clearly on another server…

Thanks,

Nick

[njevic]

I think I found my answer: My Automatic URL Conversion Preference was set to “Relative”.

Am I right (I’ve already changed the paths of all of my products)?

Thanks,

Nick

Gonna try Amazon S3…

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