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In that case you can quite easily hide that if you wish using some custom CSS as follows:
.wps_photo_search_label{
display: none;
}
.wps_photo_search_box{
padding-top: 15px;
}Yes I see what you’re saying.
I will need to look at the code to see if we can come up with a relatively easy solution.
Hi flori3003,
Yes that will work but only for the cases where the customer has chosen to buy the whole gallery where each photo is full sized.
If you wanted to offer a complete gallery purchase but with varying digital variation sizes then it will be tricky because somehow there will need to be extra zip files containing the resized photos.
Hi,
Looks like you have some other lightbox which has given itself permission to popup when you click the gallery thumbs.
When I looked via chrome dev tools I can see it uses a name called “elementor lightbox”.
You will need to find where it is coming from and disable that.
Hi
I’m not sure I fully understand your question.
The search results are only available after someone executes the search command using the search box shortcode you applied. After someone types in a search term and hits “enter” the results will be displayed on the page.
There is no URL for a page which displays only results – you first need to perform a search.
What happens when you change the template to template 1?
Does the thumb look ok?
I also noticed that you have some javascript errors on your site:
frontend.min.js?ver=1.8.12:2 Uncaught TypeError: Failed to execute 'getComputedStyle' on 'Window': parameter 1 is not of type 'Element'.The above error seems to be coming from a plugin called “elementor”…..you should fix this issue to rule out that it might be affecting templates 7 and 10.
I can’t see any issues. All thumbnails I clicked showed the same image in the details page.
Have you tried clearing your browser cache. Try using another browser session or incognito mode.
Have you checked your server logs and also this plugin’s log file? (first make sure to turn on debug)
Also have you checked via your browser developer tools if there are any javascript errors? Sometimes javascript errors can prevent the saving of data for the cases where ajax is used in some of the settings pages.
You can try the following css:
#content #primary{
width: inherit;
}
.wpps_search_results{
margin: 0 auto;
width:70%;
}The file types supported by Photo Seller are much too limited
It’s more a case of what the wordpress core media functions support.
The photo seller uses a lot of the wordpress built-in media functionality and since this doesn’t really have support for tiff files then it follows that the photo seller doesn’t either.
By default if you are selling a digital variation and you uploaded a png file to the gallery, then the download link sent will be for the png file type.
There is another way to offer an attachment in addition to the variation sold – via the edit image window – there is a section called “image attachment settings”. (you need to click on “edit” link for one of the listed photos in a gallery inside the gallery settings page )
But I don’t think that will be useful for you because if your scenario involves sending a tiff version for every individual png photo, you would need to edit every image and upload a tiff file for each and then set that file in those settings.
Also there would not be any resizing of the attachment file due to the fact that it is not supported by the wp media library. (ie, the tiff file you specify would be sent as-is)
If you want to discuss the possibility of some custom development to achieve what you want let me know and we can do it offline.
